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Any comments or suggestions for improvement would be greatly appreciated, aside from pointing out the normal "oba-san" chores, never done.

Dave

thanks for sharing :)

Jack

wanna visit!!
/henrik

A Japanese Garden I admire in book or real life often have a more trimmed/neat or "bonsai" look. I know that you migth not have enough the time to up keeping all these plants. In my semi-Japanese garden I try to use plants that maintain their shape well like hebes, bird-nest spruce, mugo pine, agapanthus peterpan,...etc, also any plant that has small leaves and slow growing. I admit that as an avid gardener, it is dificult to resist new plants that you see. Also, often the lay out of japanese garden is not neccesary random/"nature walk". There seems to be orgarnised, well shaped patterns that are well balanced together. I don't know the whole the layout of your garden to have my opinion about it though.