Make A Japanese Garden In A Small Space – Help, Tips and Advice To Get Started

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Japanese gardens are becoming increasingly popular around the world and their sense of balance, calm and serenity really appeal to people.
Whether it be a meandering pathway with a pond and Maples trees to a bamboo fence enclosed garden bursting with seasonal shrubs , trees and plants all complimented by a small bridge or large rocks and a deer scarer.
The opportunity to make a Japanese garden at home has never been better – all the ingredients needed are either already at your home or available at relatively low cost from a aggregate centre near where you live.
What could be better than turning an unused neglected area of your yard or garden at home and transforming it into a haven of peace and tranquility that will be the envy of your family and friends – a small space Japanese garden at home is easier to do than you may think and my free book ’11 Simple Ways To Turn Your Garden Japanese’ will give you lots of inspiration and get your Japanese garden creative juices flowing!
Zen gardens are also enormously popular and of all the types of Japanese gardens they are perhaps the simplest to build and the most eye catching.
In a Japanese garden you need to consider two things which are the fundamentals of these types of gardens. Firstly, open spaces and a sparse looking garden is absolutely what you should be looking to achieve. The Japanese consider open space as an essential ingredient of a garden. So, with some carefully chosen rocks and the right gravel a space with some ‘Zen’ is pretty easy to do.
Secondly, Japanese gardens are gardens in miniature they copy landscapes and this is perfect if you have a good imagination! Stones and rocks become miniature mountains and hills, in water features rocks simulate islands and the swirls in the ‘dry water’ area that surrounds such islands are raked by hand to give the visible effect of water ‘movement’.
If you love Maples and Acers lanterns, bamboo, the sound of a trickling waterfall then a Japanese garden could be just what you are looking for.If you would like to watch more videos on making a Japanese garden and Japanese gardens in a small space please subscribe to our channel.