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The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
rock garden garden planned around natural rock formations or rocks artificially arranged to simulate natural (often mountainous) conditions. The concept of rock gardens is believed to have been introduced from China and Japan into the Western world in the 17th cent.; they have since gained wide popularity as an ideal method for the cultivation of mountain flora and for beautifying hilly, stony, or other awkward terrain. Rock plants usually have long roots that enable them to obtain moisture even when the surface is hot and dry. Low plants requiring well-drained conditions are suited to rock gardens:... Read more
Rock garden:
The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions Rock garden: see KYŌTO . Read more
botanical garden
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition botanical garden public place in which plants ... arboretum is a botanical garden devoted chiefly to the growing ... The plants in botanical gardens are labeled, usually with ... or habitat groups, such as rock gardens, aquatic gardens, desert gardens, and tropical gardens ... . Read more

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