We are a full service landscape design company specializing in Japanese Garden designs. We also train and raise specimen plants at our private nursery. Servicing the Washington Metropolitan area for over four decades.
takes years to build gardens. Obviously to do all this , you can do it in one season, but to have the gardens and plants all grow and establish and finally start doing their magic, takes many many years and gardens evolve a lot over time. So beautiful.
Good day admin of Oriental Landscape. I am a well-skilled landscaper from Philippines and am looking for a landscaping job overseas. The videos in my channel are some of my many works here in my country. Japanese-inspired garden designs are my expertise. I hope you will notice this comment. Hope to hear from you soon. Thank you.
@@marcklonel6885 I came back from Japan in 1999 and went crazy on my yard! Bought a Hinoki Cypress, dwarf Lace Leaf Maple, black bamboo, dwarf mondo grass, Zoysia grass plugs to imitate islands and chicken and turkey grit at a local feed mill to imitate zen sand. I scoured construction sites for rocks with moss on them, found horsetail reed grass in a marshy area to imitate mini bamboo and bought a cement feminine Buddha and Toro lantern. I planted giant reed grass which when the wind blowed slapped together making a beautiful sound. I replaced a corner downspout off my porch with a “kusari-doi” (Rain chain; chain gutter). The hummingbirds would hover and drink from it! When the teachers and students from Japan came Andosensei took a photo to show one of my host teachers.😊
No one view, thought of hiding the metal objects? A couple of bushes would suffice. Besides there are too many, too big rocks gir the space, Totally uncool.
