Orthos All About Creating Japanese Gardens (Orthos All About Gardening) by Ortho - Presentation Transcript
Orthos All About Creating Japanese
Gardens (Orthos All About
Gardening) by Ortho
Informative And Practical
These days, people crave gardens that fill the soul and comfort the body.
Japanese gardening answers those yearnings. This book demonstrates
how to:Create a feeling of sanctuaryMake tranquil spacesArrange plants
and ornamentsUse centuries-old garden design techniques:Emphasize
personal tasteCalm a busy lifestyleInspire peace of mindReflect nature to
create serenity:Appropriate plant selectionsTraditional
designContemporary looks
Personal Review: Orthos All About Creating Japanese Gardens
(Orthos All About Gardening) by Ortho
If you are looking for a coffee table book with marvelous photos, you
should look elsewhere. But if you want to understand principles and
techniques for creating a Japanese garden (or any beautiful landscape,)
this book is for you. A few terrific tips: To make your yard look bigger, start
with a wide path and make it taper toward the end. It will make the path
look longer. Plant larger, well defined plants in the foreground and smaller,
fuzzier plants in the background. It will look like a photo where the
background is receding and give you an added feeling of depth. To make
stepping stones, dig holes and pour concrete right in the ground. After a
few hours, play with the texture. Make winding paths with little surprises at
every turn that you cannot see from afar. The surprise can be a water
feature, a blooming shrub, a statue, you name it. There are many many
tips like these on every page in addition to fascinating information on the
history and culture of Japanese gardens through the ages.
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If you are looking for a coffee table book with mar more
If you are looking for a coffee table book with marvelous photos, you should look elsewhere. But if you want to understand principles and techniques for creating a Japanese garden (or any beautiful landscape,) this book is for you. A few terrific tips: To make your yard look bigger, start with a wide path and make it taper toward the end. It will make the path look longer. Plant larger, well defined plants in the foreground and smaller, fuzzier plants in the background. It will look like a photo where the background is receding and give you an added feeling of depth. To make stepping stones, dig holes and pour concrete right in the ground. After a few hours, play with the texture. Make winding paths with little surprises at every turn that you cannot see from afar. The surprise can be a water feature, a blooming shrub, a statue, you name it. There are many many tips like these on every page in addition to fascinating information on the history and culture of Japanese gardens through the ages. less
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