Harmony in a Miniature World: The Art and History of Penjing in Hainan
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3M ago
Hainan, the tropical jewel of China, is not only celebrated for its stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and vibrant culture but also for its deeply rooted tradition of penjing. As a captivating form of Chinese art, penjing is akin to bonsai in its endeavor to capture the essence of nature within miniature landscapes. This story explores the rich history, cultural significance, and passionate practitioners of penjing in Hainan, delving into the mystical world where harmony, beauty, and nature coexist in diminutive form. The Birth of Hainan Penjing The roots of penjing in Hainan can be trace ..read more
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Exploring the Art of Bonsai in Kyushu: A Journey of Tranquility
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6M ago
  Kyushu, the southernmost of Japan's four main islands, is a region of breathtaking natural beauty, rich culture, and a deep-rooted history of bonsai cultivation. Renowned for its diverse climate and lush landscapes, Kyushu provides an ideal environment for the creation and appreciation of bonsai. In this article, we will embark on a journey through Kyushu to explore the world of bonsai, from its ancient origins to its contemporary significance in this picturesque region. If you are interested in the Japanese marketplace, ZenPlus offers Japanese craftsmanship and represents unparallel ..read more
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How to Grow Japanese Maples from Seed
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2y ago
  It looks easier as it is, in fact growing Japanese maples from seed isn't an easy task. It is only possible if you are willing to invest time and some patience. In other words, it's not mission impossible if you follow these steps: The ASIAN maple species method 1. Vine maple, striped maple, Amur maple, and paperbark maple are all tough to germinate and require extra attention. This applies to most other species native to Asia, as well as mountain maples and rocky mountain maples. All of the seeds in this category drop in autumn or winter. Left alone in the soil, they can take y ..read more
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World of Pumpkin
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2y ago
  Isn't it amazing, pumpkin is such an incredible cultivar of winter squash that impresses generations since it originated from Mexico. Pumpkins are one of the oldest domesticated plants, having been used as early as 7,500 to 5,000 BC. Pumpkins are a warm-weather crop that is usually planted in early July. The specific conditions necessary for growing pumpkins require that soil temperatures 8 centimetres (3 in) deep are at least 15.5 °C (60 °F) and that the soil holds water well. Pumpkin crops may suffer if there is a lack of water or because of cold temperatures (in this case, belo ..read more
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Korean Garden Landscaping and Design
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3y ago
Most of Korean gardens have one thing in common which is the balance of forces. The Korean garden approach is pretty philosophical and pragmatic at the same time. The design of the Korean Garden was influenced by three different pillars of thought: Buddhism, the teachings of Confucius and popular shamanic belief. The latter teaches us the balance of male and female forces in nature. Only together can the male figure ("Knight of the Sky") and the female figure ("Knight of the Earth") unfold their full power as a guardian spirit. You will find the pair at the entrance and at the exit of the v ..read more
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How do you make a beautiful bonsai garden?
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3y ago
Garden Bonsai are potted trees that are very similar to, yet slightly different from Bonsai. The dramatically shaped trees stand out in any garden and are increasingly popular in both Japanese and Western garden designs. As a matter of fact, designing one is incredibly difficult, especially because you need to find a way to display your trees at eye-level, while keeping in mind the individual requirements of each of your trees. Some trees will need at least partial shade on the warmest days, while other trees prefer as much sun as they can get. Most professional Bonsai gardens have shade-cl ..read more
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Bonsai in Singapore - The History of Bonsai in Singapore
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3y ago
The Chinese were trading in Singapore as early as the thirteenth century (back when it was still known as Temasek), although once the old port city was sacked and abandoned in the late fourteenth century, the local population dwindled dramatically and few Chinese (if any) would be interested in settling in Singapore, even as they continued to trade in the region. Large-scale Chinese immigration to Singapore took place only after Sir Stamford Raffles established a trading post in 1819. What is interesting though was that there were already a small community of Chinese living in Singapore b ..read more
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Japanese Gardens and Contemporary Building Design
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4y ago
Japanese gardens are another amazing gift from Asia, which have given many modern homes a soothing and serene ambiance that many of us know how to treasure. One consequence of this philosophical richness is that the Japanese expect gardens to be active all year round. The notion that the gardener should submit to a fallow period in winter is anathema, as is the summer-oriented concept of a lawn edged with flowerbeds. Many different types of garden have been cultivated in Japan over the centuries notably the tea garden, organised around the tea house and chado ceremony, and the dry karesansui ..read more
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The World's Most Expensive Mushrooms
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4y ago
Mushrooms are consumed in almost every part of the world. Previously they were used only as natural medicines and compresses but later on people started consuming them too. Mushrooms can be grown either naturally or in commercial indoor growing areas. There are various kinds of mushrooms available all around the world. Different kinds of mushrooms have different kinds of price rates. But the mushrooms which are considered to be true edible delicacies are basically too expensive. These kinds of mushrooms are difficult to harvest and cultivate and are very rarely cultivated. Given below ar ..read more
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How To Get Rid of Mosquito's
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4y ago
How to get rid of mosquito's is not rocket science. There are actually many ways to reach the same result and there are other ways to drastically reduce the number of unwanted mosquito. I have been using some of these methods successfully till today, some require more effort whereas some solution require practically no effort at all. In order to understand how this works, we must understand two crucial approaches, its either ''only a dead mosquito is a good mosquito or keep mosquito at bay but dont kill em''. Having said that, lets dive further into this matter. There are more than 3,500 sp ..read more
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