Japanese Gardens in Maine

This video was produced in collaboration with Lee Schneller Fine Gardens and Orvica Creatives. This was made possible by a grant from The Japan Foundation Global Partnerships Department.
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[@fishinthesea3454]

Wow. Beautiful. Thank you.

[@marshawilliamson8602]

Thank you. I’m so lucky to have discovered your channel. 🌸🐝

[@a.l.duncan6201]

Oh, thank you very much for this presentation. Such a lovely representation of Japanese elements within an American garden. Adding to my studies for my own Japanese inspired gardens.

[@Tore1972Wisdom]

I just love it. All my life i have been very drawn to the east. What a beautiful garden you have created.

[@texleeger8973]

Thank you. Gardens. Music. Japan.

[@RetreatfarmFarmvilleVirginia]

Well at least you won't have to travel far to find perfect rocks in Maine. After living in Lubec for 15 years i found smooth beautiful rocks on the Coast and rough rocks inland...mostly in my Garden every spring thanks to the frost heave. Now i live in Virginia and Rocks are hard to come by and are sold at a premium.

[@annatoth9478]

What is the incredbile pink flower called at 4:06 in the video??

[@kaylawatson8540]

Do you mean 6:04? I believe those are anemones

[@ae_sko88]

Are we able to visit these gardens?

[@lees7315]

Unfortunately, these are all private gardens. But I highly recommend Asticou Azalea Garden in Northeast Harbor, Maine, if you'd like to see a lovely example of a Japanese-inspired/Arts and Crafts garden in Maine. - Lee