Japanese gardens (1)
In this typical japanese vegetable garden, everything is caged, even the flowers.
posted by Julia @ 6:40 PM
Kitakami Photoblog
Daily photos from Kitakami, a small town in Northern Japan, and its surroundings.
Wednesday, August 02, 2006
In this typical japanese vegetable garden, everything is caged, even the flowers.Kitakami Photoblog
Daily photos from Kitakami, a small town in Northern Japan, and its surroundings.
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2 Comments:
really?!?! Is there a reason for this practice? I like to garden myself, so I am very curious!
Thanks for the photo!
Hi Christine, glad you liked it!
I think, the white plastic bag "cages" are to protect some small vegetable plants against wind or animals, the maize is protected against birds and the flowers - well, I think that is to avoid that they break. I will post other garden photos here soon!
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