Things You May Not Know About Japanese Gardens

Hi,

Thanks for reading my Japanese gardens blog.

I am putting the finishing touches to a list of ‘101 Things To Know About Japanese Gardens’. It’s a bit of informative fun, but, has a serious side to those who have an interest in these beautiful tranquil and uplifting creations. I will be offering this list of interesting facts on my website as soon as my techy guy gets his finger out after Easter! It will be available as a FREE download from my site in Word format. Moreover it will be easy to download in seconds safely and securely. My site is : WWW.JAPZENGARDENS.ORG take a look!

I am planning in the next few weeks to be doing a bi-monthly ‘Japanese Gardens’ newsletter and everyone who downloads the fascinating ‘Japanese Gardens ‘ facts from my website will be placed on the newsletter e mail mailing list. I am sure that you will love the content in it. Anyway, that is coming in the next few weeks so keep coming back to my blog for the latest information.

So here is  a taster from the ‘101 Things To Know About Japanese Gardens’ …….

Japanese gardens originate from China

Space is important in a Japanese garden to give a feeling of freedom

Suprises are essential in good Japanese gardens

Copying landscapes in miniature is essential for authenticity

Freshwater is sacred in Japanese gardens

Bonsai trees in Japanese gardens should never be exposed to excessive heat ( a common mistake!)

Japanese gardens are designed to trigger peoples emotions and feelings

My list of useful ‘foreground’ information goes on and on….it will be available FREE from my site soon, please take a few seconds when it is available to download to actually do it!

My Japanese gardens manual is available now at : www.japzengardens.org  it is the new 2008  version and puts the flesh on the bones of everything that you ever wanted to know about Japanese gardens. It comes with a full GUARANTEE too.

Have a great day.

Another Great Japanese Garden Photo On WWW.Japzen.WordPress.com

A Japanese Garden Teahouse surrounded by water.

The Tea ceremony is an ancient tradition in some if not most Japanese gardens. Read all about Japanese garden history in my manual at : www.japzengardens.org

Have a great day! And please come back.

Happy Easter From Me!

Preston Park Japanese Garden-UK

Hi,

Thanks for visiting my Japanese gardens blog.

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I wish you and your nearest and dearest a very happy Easter!

Kind Regards

Russ