Texas Plants - Knowledgebase Question

Grand Prairie, TX
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Question by zen4x
May 25, 2005
I love Japanese gardens, but will it be an issue to have Japanese plants in Texas? Can you specify some (harty)plants that I could use in my garden?


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Answer from NGA
May 25, 2005
Laura,

Japanese gardens are really a style of gardening and many plants from various parts of the world may be used. Many Japanese and other asian plants are commonly planted in the US anyway.

Some typical choices would be dwarf conifers (many types including Japanese Black Pine), bamboo (again many types), boxwoods and various groundcovers including Mondo and Liriope.

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