My Japanese Garden
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How to build a Japanese
garden. I also grow bonsai
trees, so I have a few specimens that I am
sure will find their way into the garden somewhere. I saw several gardens on my last
trip to Tokyo and you can see some of the inspiring photographs I took
here. I
particularly like trained black and white pines and clump azaleas.
You can find many sites
dedicated to Japanese gardens on the internet, even quite a few in the UK.
But actually tracking down down a source of all the required materials can
present quite a challenge. So on this web site I will try and identify the source of all
my materials and provide appropriate contact information. Enjoy.
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Contents
Home
Background
Design
vision
Reading material
Stones
Plants
Training plants
Garden
ornaments
Starting
point
A false start!
For the
technically
minded
In development
Lower pool
Lower level waterfall
Mezzanine 1
Mezzanine 2
Granite mountain
Upper
Patio
Iris pond
Teahouse garden
Suppliers used
Things to build
Zigzag bridge
Bamboo fences
Problems
with bamboo
Granite paths
Garden stones
Plant stuff
Sheared azaleas
Trained maples
The seasons
Winter
Spring
Autumn
2004
2005
2006
MPEGs
Lower waterfall
Bridge
Upper waterfall
Mountain stream
The teahouse
Teahouse
web site