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A Question probably asked a million times, but....

Posted by ogr1960 z6 PA (My Page) on
Wed, Oct 26, 05 at 12:17

Hi. This is my first posting on this forum; I usually hang out over in the Antique Roses forum. I'm guessing this question has been asked a lot but, since I'm not sure where to start, I'll ask it again: where is a good place to purchase japanese stone lanterns? I just completed a small pond (~7 feet by 5 feet) and I wanted to place a riverside lantern (is that the correct term?) that would arch over the water next to the pond. I haven't a clue as to which companies are good/reputable/have reasonable prices. Cherry Blossoms.com is one company I found via a Google search, but I know nothing about them. I live in Philadelphia, PA so if there are companies close by I wouldn't mind driving out to save on shipping costs! Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.


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RE: A Question probably asked a million times, but....

I purchased some dishes and a kimono from Cherry Blossom Gardens, and I was very happy with the price, quality, and service they provided. Also check out Stone Forest, in New Mexico.


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RE: A Question probably asked a million times, but....

Thank you so much for the info. I also came across another company, Aguafina Gardens & Imports, which looks interesting. I'm wondering if anyone is familiar with them. Again, thanks for the help!


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RE: A Question probably asked a million times, but....

Wow, this is really great to see our company name on your forum! I am at my girlfriends house surfing about Japanese gardens and came across your discussion and saw that our company was mentioned. I hope you enjoyed our website and we are currently in the process of doing many new updates. Please let me know if I can be of any assistance.

Here is a link that might be useful: AguaFina Gardens & Imports


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RE: A Question probably asked a million times, but....

In America at least I think Stone Forest is probably the best place to buy quality Japanese ornaments.


 
 

 

 


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