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Both Countries Are probably the best at what they do but, just who is it that's really the best in overall Knowledge & Skill?

They both have beautiful landscaping, but travelling through Britain you notice that it's got a lot to do with naturally growing things rather than human planning. It's just really colorful. Japanese landscaping is an art which they really put a lot of time into. The Japanese take a lot of pride in appearance and have some of the most ornamental and intricate gardens on Earth. I would say the Japanese. No offense to the Brits though. Don't want to get them too upset.

2006-02-01 14:30:37 by rumeoui

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My fiance and I are using an English garden theme for our wedding and I'm having a little trouble. From the research I've done, there are several different types of English gardens and each has unique characteristics, but the websites I've found only list famous English gardens while not really explaining the quintiscential elements that make up an English style garden. From what I understand there are landscape gardens, formal gardens (which were supposedly modeled after the French and Italian formal gardens), country gardens, and cottage gardens. I could really use some definitive information on this to help us design our theme. If anyone could tell me the difference between the different types of gardens and what flowers/plants make them up I would really appreciate it. We chose this theme because my fiance is English and Scottish and is wearing a kilt for the wedding. We thought an English garden theme would be appropriate also because the reception is in a banquet hall in a park.

When I think of English Garden I picture the cottage garden. But there are many kinds as you say, just like many kinds of American gardens. I think you can pick the kind that appeals to you. You might do better at the library where you could get several picture books on the topic and find what appeals to you most.

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2006-01-27 08:11:02 by kaleeannie

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I think there is a word in the English language for a landscaped garden that you can walk through. I believe Charlotte Bronte used it in Jane Eyre. It would be a one-word term. Thank you.
It's not park. It's a longer term. Could be French, though that's a wild guess.
It's none of the following terms either. It denotes a specific style of garden.

esplanade, estate, forest, garden, grass, green, grounds, lawn, lot, meadow, parkette, parkland, place, playground, plaza, pleasure garden, recreation area, square, tract, village green, woodland
Nor is it any of these:

back forty, courtyard, garden, grass, lawn, patio, play area, terrace, yard
Aboretum was a great guess. Maybe I'm mistaken in describing it as a garden. I guess I'll have to check Jane Eyre out and look for it.

Could it be "conservatory", maybe? Although I think that's an indoor garden... Or maybe "parterre"?

2008-02-12 18:18:11 by JD

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감사 합니다.. ^^

Okay, I translated them. I _DID NOT_ use a machine translation, be careful of people who do.

1-조원한 정원과 수영장이 있는 전망
2-각종의 국내와 국제 음식 (뷔페나 메뉴에서 고르기)

2009-05-26 05:52:02 by nick ramsey