93 Japanese Shrubs And Plants

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Modern hybridizers have developed a reblooming azalea so you do not have to wait for another spring to enjoy the floral feast of this perennial shrub. Japanese and asian themed gardens are amazingly popular and no wonder. Japanese gardening is based on capturing the beauty of nature. They are also perfect for smaller spaces and courtyards which are becoming increasingly common.

See more ideas about shrubs plants and garden shrubs. Here i write down other kind of plant e g. Japanese gardeners have been growing azaleas for centuries prizing them for their trumpet shaped spring flowers in shades of pink yellow salmon red violet and white. Leopard plant often used as a groundcover or accent in a woodland garden on the edges of streams or lakes and in containers.

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