This book makes it possible for anyone to bring a touch of Oriental magic into his or her own back yard. The basic components of a Japanese garden and their functions are explained and illustrated in full color: stepping stones, statues, waterfalls, ponds, bamboo fences and gates, and more. 130 full-color photos.
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This book makes it possible for anyone to bring a touch of Oriental magic into his or her own back yard. The basic components of a Japanese garden and their functions are explained and illustrated in full color: stepping stones, statues, waterfalls, ponds, bamboo fences and gates, and more. 130 full-color photos.
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This is a charming book -but not quite what I had hoped for.
It is entirely too Japanese for my neck of the woods. I had expected "touches" and maybe some general guidelines about proportions and spacing and more of a sense of landscape. Somewhat Feng shui -ish.
The copy I received had travelled mightily thru its several previous owners and maybe was not accurately described in its physical condition.
PaulaCO
Feb 4, 2010
A start
As I am an avid gardener, I was looking forward to a hands-on, western adaptation of the Japanese Garden. This book was helpful but not as complete as I wanted.
