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For those who love japanese garden. There are more.
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Some more photos
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Thanks for posting these up. Love the size of these, amazing.
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About the only way to display wisteria :-)

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Fantastic pics kvan, cheers mate, :o Craig
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absolutely incredible colours. beautiful photos, thanks for posting these, they give us great inspiration. cheers, miyagiman.
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:o I can't even find the right words to describe how utterly gorgeous that is.
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Nice pics Kvan,
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Beautiful pics DK!! Sensational!! Where abouts in Japan is it?
I went to a very ncie garden in Hiroshima, I might put some pics up alter :D
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Absolutely breathtaking breathtaking and breathtaking....what are their secrets I wonder...It's as though they have a magic wand that we westerners don't have!!!! If I was there you wouldn't be able to budge me. Makes our gardens and all the years we put into our plants look insignificant. I look out of my window and look at my garden and think " God Loretta, you're kidding yourself" :lol: :lol: Thank you for posting Kvan.
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They certainly do perform marvelous theatre in their gardens don't they? No magic wand, I believe patience and dedication is what does it Loretta.
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Nice work Kvan
The Japanese don't hold back with mouth dropping awe when it comes to there gardens.
Thanks for posting this one
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These look like pictures straight out of the movie Avitar.
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