For those of us who can’t travel to see them in Japan, we have some beautiful ones right here in Southern California.

The Japanese Garden at the Cleveland Botanical Garden is celebrating 50 years with the "Between Water and Stone" exhibit.

"Moss, a staple of Japanese gardens, adds rich, dark green texture to the garden floor, bringing a sense of age and timelessness," says Michael.

How to create a Japanese garden at home. There are many different types of Japanese gardens, including sand and stone gardens. People commonly refer to these as zen gardens because they’re ...

Japanese gardens use artificial elements, such as garden architecture and ornaments as well. These elements are seen in the bridges crossing over bodies of water, fences and gates and statuary.

The Japanese iris is a much-loved flowering plant and one of the best perennials for Japanese gardens. It blooms with lavender colored flowers around June and is generally suitable for zones 4-9.

The Japanese Garden is welcoming back old friends like Cox and hoping to attract new ones with $6.8 million in improvements that include the installation of a ceremonial teahouse and tea garden ...

Every Japanese garden needs bamboo and Paula has made a rectangular raised flower garden with these poles around it.

No Japanese garden is complete without them. They’re secured firmly to the side of the boulder, and you can climb straight up and maneuver around a bit — cautiously — and take your seat, ...