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30-01-2004, 10:32 AM
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Japanese gardening
How Zen that is!!!
D Kat wrote in message et...  cute ... however In my opinion there is no reason that the qualities ofa 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 "Cereus-validus" wrote in message m... A true Japanese garden is one tended to by a Japanese gardener!!!! Anything else is just an occidental looking for a place to happen. Michael Palmer wrote in message om... I've been lurking for a bit now. This is a very informative newsgroup. I have a question that I hope can be answered. What is it that makes a "Japanese Garden" a true Japanese garden? There seems to be many interpretations out there. Any sites to recommend me to with pics? Thanks everyone. Michael |
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