The wonder garden · Styles
The Japanese Garden
About this style
As much of the structure of a Japanese Garden remains in place, it is beautiful in all seasons. Combining from key elements of rock, water, plants and ornamental, and with a restrained colour palette, it is a calming, sensory garden. Symbolic features such as stone lanterns or a pagoda can be set amongst a range of often evergreen plants, spring blossom and gently swaying forest grass to name a few.
Popular plants
Acer, Azalea, Conifers, Actaea, Heuchera, Rodgersia, Japanese Anenome, Hakonechloa, Hosta, Ferns, Iris Ensata and Prunus (Cherry Blossom).
Aspects suited to this style
Part Sun · Full Sun · Shade
Soil types suited to this style
Clay · Soil
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The Cottage Garden
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The White Garden
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The Meadow Garden
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The English Garden
The English Garden is an enduringly popular style with a gentle palette and groups of repeated planting. The look can combine structure and informality as described, a parterre for example, or other forms of…
