Want to add more color to your landscape this season? Start by incorporating one or more of these stunning landscaping plants ...

While the traditional elements of Japanese gardens—stone, water, gravel, pruned pines, and asymmetry—are rooted in ...

Rocks and stones. The most prominent feature of Japanese gardens is their ample use of rocks and stones. As Josh Heston, Co-Owner of ALC Property Maintenance, points out, “Each stone in the ...

Sometimes planning a garden involves patience. But there are limits, and what feels like a good idea at first, doesn't always seem so great after all the work.

If you're looking to transform your home into a serene space with a touch of Japandi style, these Japanese houseplants are the perfect choice. From houseplants that improve air quality to species that ...

Japanese-inspired gardens began popping up in the U.S. in the late 19th century at World Fairs, attracting great interest from the American public, the Japanese American National Museum's website ...

Local wildlife and the Japanese flora combine to create a unique environment in South Florida. Eduardo Rubiano Moncada A pond outside the Morikami Museum's main building. Along with exhibitions ...

Transform your home into a zen oasis with these beautiful Japanese houseplants. Not only will they enhance your décor, but ...

Here's what to know. How many Japanese gardens are in the U.S.? The U.S. features over 60 Japanese gardens, according to the North American Japanese Garden Association.. What is a Japanese garden?

It’s no coincidence if Japanese gardens remind you of those scene-in-a-shoebox dioramas you made ... Hardy in growing zones 5-8, the Japanese flowering cherry is the sort of interestingly ...