The Japanese garden is an island of serenity; an area for relaxation and easing of the mind. It is the place we go to view ponds, curved bridges and artistically placed plants; a place of purity and meditation; a place where life's symbolism is displayed as we stroll along the garden's path.

Frequently used elements for Japanese Gardens and their environs:

· Interesting garden art

· Inviting bridges and walkways

· Rocks, boulders, fine granite and sand

· Ponds and streams

· Iris, bamboo and ferns