Inspired by the movie that has been called a revolution in the cinema you can make something inspiring also in your garden. If you are bored by your old, traditional garden you can change it this time into something similar to what you have seen in the Avatar, a garden like Pandora…

[photo by: pizzodisevo (doing TENS for pain ) ]

[photo by: TANAKA Juuyoh (????) ]

[photo by: josef.stuefer ]

[photo by: RPG Master ]

[photo by: kleo_marlo ]

[photo by: pizzodisevo (doing TENS for pain ) ]

[photo by: scott.zona ]

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When we are thinking about gardens there is one image in our mind: lots of trees, flowers, flowers, flowers, some vegetables and garden buildings in the corner. Or perhaps with only one summer house and a grass but must be GREEN! But there are also gardens so different than those from our imagination. These are Japanese Zen Gardens, so pure, simple and peaceful, they are sometimes called ‘ Dry Landscape Gardens’ cause flowers and water don’t play a great role in it. More important are sand and stone – green elements are only part of the chaos, while stone and sand belong to peace. Look on the pictures below and let yourself be amazed by those beautiful dry gardens!

Hiraniwa 01

hiraniwa 02

hiraniwa 03

hiraniwa 04

hiraniwa 05

hiraniwa 06

hiraniwa 07

hiraniwa 08

Mini Zen-garden

Let’ get the party started!

I am a tree, I am a tree….

Oh, kiss me, baby!

See nire at: Liveoutside Garden Blog

When we are thinking about gardens there is one image in our mind: lots of trees, flowers, flowers, flowers, some vegetables and garden buildings in the corner. Or perhaps with only one summerhouse and a grass but must be GREEN! But there are also gardens so different than those one in our imagination. These are Japanese Zen Gardens, so pure, simple and peaceful, there are sometimes called ‘Dry Landscape Gardens’ cause flowers and water don’t play a great role there. More important are sand and stone – green elements are only part of the chaos, while stone and sand belong to peace. Look on the pictures below and let yourself be amazed by those beautiful dry gardens!

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Cool gardens!

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