Supplement to Landscape Gardening in Japan
Supplement to Landscape Gardening in Japan
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AND XVI.
SATAKE-NO-NIWA, HONJO.
The Satake-no-Niwa is a characteristic example of the more artificial kind of Hill Garden, and is at present easily accessible to the public. It abounds in rare rocks, pagodas, and lanterns, collected by its original owner Mizuno Devva no Kami. An extensive lake occupies the centre of the grounds, surrounded by hills which are thickly planted with evergreen trees and bushes cut into rounded forms, presenting a great variety of vivid colouring. During the spring a...nd summer, the bright greens of the foliage are set off by red maples, azaleas, and other flowering shrubs. The shores of the lake are spread out at places into sanded and pebbly beaches, crowded with river boulders, rocks, and picturesque stone lanterns. Plate XV. Gives a general view of this garden, showing the lake and opposite hillocks, and in the lower illustration of Plate XVI. Is shown a corner of the lake, thickly shaded with handsome trees, and over- grown with irises and other water-plants.
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AND XVI.
SATAKE-NO-NIWA, HONJO.
The Satake-no-Niwa is a characteristic example of the more artificial kind of Hill Garden, and is at present easily accessible to the public. It abounds in rare rocks, pagodas, and lanterns, collected by its original owner Mizuno Devva no Kami. An extensive lake occupies the centre of the grounds, surrounded by hills which are thickly planted with evergreen trees and bushes cut into rounded forms, presenting a great variety of vivid colouring. During the spring a...nd summer, the bright greens of the foliage are set off by red maples, azaleas, and other flowering shrubs. The shores of the lake are spread out at places into sanded and pebbly beaches, crowded with river boulders, rocks, and picturesque stone lanterns. Plate XV. Gives a general view of this garden, showing the lake and opposite hillocks, and in the lower illustration of Plate XVI. Is shown a corner of the lake, thickly shaded with handsome trees, and over- grown with irises and other water-plants.
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