I would like to plant kind of a Japanese looking garden this year.?

Question

Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

I think it's a great idea. Tell us where you live so we can suggest plants.

You might want a pagoda and/ or a little footbridge. I saw one once that had elongated river stones under it to evoke the sense of water. It was a lot less complicated than building a stream through their yard. You can use pretty variegated grasses, and dwarf trees that mimic bonsai - depending on your zone.

It might also be fun to have an area of small pea gravel that you can rake into different patterns, as a relaxing activity.

Answer 2

merely approximately all bulb vegetation are planted in the autumn: crocus, daffodil, narcissus, etc. Perennials is additionally planted in the autumn. Many nurseries mark down the perennials in the autumn yet be careful which you %. what seems to be a healthful plant. Alot of the coolest purchase perennials might nicely be ailments. you additionally can plant hostas. Iris might nicely be planted in the autumn as nicely as some lilies. purchase your bulbs and vegetation from a good nursery and/or catalog. those agencies will in many circumstances assure their vegetation for a 12 months while the WalMarts and different great shops do no longer assure something.

Answer 3

I would say a variety of conifer
such as a dwarf Japenese black pine
A sargent juniper
For the the best plants look up Bonsai nurseries
They will have loads of japanese plants

Answer 4

Don't. The Japanese are anti-american. Remember pearl harbor? Think about.