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Japanese Gardening

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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Japanese Gardening

A how-to guide by Grace Neuger, Ishitha Bhagwati, and Kayla Ferriole
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Steps

  • Get the correct materials
  • Find a suitable spot and plant
  • Start styling-pruning and wiring
  • Caring for your plants
  • The best ways to enjoy your Zen Garden! 
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Step 1- Materials

  • Shears
  • Concave cutters 
  • Leaf and root cutters
  • Pots
  • Seeds & Soil
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Step 2- Spot and Planting

  • Your spot should be peaceful
  • Nowadays, people plant in pots
  • Plant bonsai trees together for a bonsai forest
  • Use some moss to cover the surface

Step 3- Start Styling!

  • It can be tricky!
  • Usually done by pruning
  • Wiring can also style plants
  • Be unique!

Step 4- Plant Care

  • The plant must be kept in the shade for a few months
  • Don't overwater, this will cause root rot
  • Amount of water depends on size and species of the tree
  • Fertilize regularly,  additional protection in the winter
  • Keep indoor plants indoors and same for outdoor

Step 5- Enjoyment

  • Meditation
  • Thinking
  • Relaxing
  • Chatting with friends

Which of the following is a tool needed for Japanese gardening?

What is not one of the ideal characteristics of a Japanese Zen Garden?

What is Step 2 of planting a Japanese zen garden?

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VII. Unique Japanese Art, Gardening, and Fashion

C. Zen gardens- landscaping a place for ___
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Quiet Thinking, or Meditation

 
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VII. Unique Japanese Art, Gardening, and Fashion

D. Bonsai trees- _____ trees that are cut and shaped
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Miniature

 

Thank You!!!

From Grace, Kayla, and Ishitha
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