Not to mention waaaaaay cheaper. Nudge, nudge, wink, wink!!!!

Any fool can take white gravel, a rock, a dead twig and a lantern and call
it a Japanese garden.......

But does that really make it one?

I don't think so.


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...
waaaaay less is better. putting all the typical elements of a Japanese
garden into a
small space is grotesque. it takes courage to pick a single element and
let the rest
go. somebody on rec.ponds posted the cutest darn Japanese garden shed.
Ingrid

"D Kat" wrote:

cute ... however In my opinion there is no reason that the qualities
of a
Japanese garden cannot be applied to any garden. Simplicity, white space
as
important as foreground, etc. There are a great many books on the topic
and
many sites.

http://www.jgarden.org/
http://www.ifa.de/garden-japan-2000/einsel.htm
http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2099.html



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