Built in 1920, this revered Shinto shrine in Tokyo sees around 3 million visitors every year. Despite this, it's an oasis of ...

The Japanese Garden achieves something remarkable—it transports you thousands of miles away while somehow also feeling ...

Spring brings a profusion of bulbs—tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths—painting the garden in cheerful colors that announce winter’s retreat. Summer sees the emergence of daylilies, coneflowers, and ...

The Wisteria Arbor: Looking Up From Below Step under the wisteria arbor ... The Wisteria Dome At the far end of the garden towers the wisteria dome, which is often overlooked by visitors due to its ...

Georgia celebrates Arbor Day in February each year because ... Though not native, Japanese maple trees offer stunning color in the spring and fall and make a signature statement in your landscape.

You can also take a 20-minute walk from Jurong East MRT station to the Japanese Garden Bridge in Jurong Lake Gardens. If taking the bus is more convenient for you, hop on bus 154 or 246 and alight ...

These simple structures guide unruly plants (especially tomatoes) while adding vertical dimension to your garden. Use them in your vegetable ... a gorgeous trellis framing the gate is sure to be a ...

“The Japanese Garden: A Historical Account of Japanese Culture and Tradition” is on display in the lobby of the East Asia Library, Graduate School of Business South, Stanford University, through March ...