There are over one hundred cherry blossom tree varieties in Japan. A few of them are wild varieties native to Japan's forests, such as the Yamazakura, but the large majority of them have been cultivated by humans over the centuries for decorative use in gardens and parks. By far the most...
The Mangrove Tree: Planting Trees to Feed Families by Susan L. Roth, illustrated by Cindy Trumbore In Hargigo, a village in the African country of Eritrea, there isn’t enough food, but everything would change, thanks to one special tree. Mangrove trees can grow in brackish or salty water...
Japanese Tea: Sakura Cherry Blossom People around the world associate Japan with sushi, stone-filled Zen gardens, an iconic flag and cherry trees draped in pink blossoms. The cherry tree is the country’s national tree, and its blossom, called sakura, is Japan’s national flower. The flowers...
Planting a Japanese maple tree, or acer, is a great option for those seeking to create a zen garden. In addition, flowering cherry trees are known for their blossom in Japan, and will grow well in a variety of situations. Finally, any topiary is recommended, and specimen pine trees can ...
You’ll be able to envelop yourself in an 80-meter-long white wisteria tunnel, a 160-year-old purple wisteria laid out on a 1,000 m² trellis, cherry blossom-colored wisteria, multi-petaled wisteria, the yellow laburnum, and plenty more.There are plenty more incredible Japanese wisteria ...
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