Shin-boku Nursery

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Shin-boku Nursery
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Stroll Garden

Country: United States
This "wave" of Montgomery Colorado Blue Spruce is called "O-kuri-komi". Two Pruned Japanese White Pines are just beyond.
Misty Morning near the O-kurakomi
This delicate Red Bud acts as a perfect frame for the boulders and white marble dry garden.
Stroll Garden Red Bud
Silvery-gray granite slab leads to magical island surrounded by a sea of white.
Squirrel-Eye View over Granite Bridge
A mulched pathway leads through two lovely Japanese White Pines and over the wooden bridges beyond.
Pink Pops over Lichens on Stone.
A stunning example of an Indian Magic crabapple. This tree cantilevers over the white marble dry garden - "karasansui." Pink Louisa Weeping crabapple and Japanese Red Table Pine bring up the rear.
Garden Blooming Bliss
Four 1500-pound granite blocks sit blanketed by a cold morning snow. A Jack Pine adds just a bit of color against a backdrop of white.
Zigzag Granite Bridge
A grouping of lichen-covered boulders acts as a gateway to the granite bridge. Consequently, these four are called "gate stones".
Granite Gate Stones
Japanese Iris in full bloom at Shin-boku Nursery Stroll Garden. They bring beautiful definition to the edge of the stone path as it crosses the dry garden.
Japanese Iris
Aerial view of two granite bridges traversing the shimmering dry garden of white marble stone. In summer, the brown becomes a carpet of soft moss that tickles the toes.
Aerial View - Stroll Garden
A work of love in progress. This photograph was snapped from a Nikon camera while strapped into a belt, hanging from the end of a crane, suspended 55 feet in the air,
Phase 1. Shin-boku Stroll Garden
Orange "pops" against a background of white marble, gray boulders, and green earth.
Leaning Crabapple, in Autumn
These two pruned Dwarf White Pines catch the eye as you mindfully wind your way over the stone path. The stone lantern holds vigil over the garden.
Entrance to Stepping Stone Bridge
This lovely little lantern gives scale and adds a bit of whimsy to the landscape that surrounds it.
Temple Lantern
Connecting bouldered shores, with meticulously- placed bridge traversing the marble riverbed. Dainty weeping crabapple makes a statement, front and center.
Shore to Rocky Shore
A cold and close-up view of the marble stones in the Shin-boku dry garden. Notice the tiny icicles hanging from the underside of the granite bridge.
Way Down Low
Your eye is pulled to this 10-foot Katsuga Lantern, initially hidden from view by the casual stroller.
Big Katsuga
Recent addition to the Stroll Garden, this Kasuga Lantern holds a strategic place among the sculpted trees and stones.
Recent Addition
Beef cattle, graceful larches and vibrant Japanese maples greet each visitor to Shin-boku Nursery and Stroll Garden.
Colorful Entrance
Early December at Shin-boku Stroll Garden, under a fresh blanket of snow
Morning Snow in the Garden.
These two graceful Japanese Larch look like bookends in the magical morning mist, framing the Shin-boku Stroll Garden sign and entry to the Garden.
Graceful Larch
Marble stones are covered by a late December snowfall in Stroll Garden.
Late December Snow
Standing at Garden entrance looking east, for an eye-level view on this late December morning.
Cold Winter Morning
This pruned, S-curved pine borders walkway of our Stroll Garden.
S-Curved Pine
Shin-boku sign welcomes all visitors to the Japanese Stroll Garden at the entrance to the Shin-boku Tree Nursery.
Entrance to Shin-boku Stroll Garden
A dusting of snow coats the Stroll Garden.
Rocks and Trees
The beauty and scent of Spring arrives at the Stroll Garden.
Buds
Autumn colors pop before their winter slumber.
Autumn Colors
Two majestic, living stanchions, these ice- and snow-covered Japanese Larch hold their own on this cold, mid-February morning. Their beauty beckons onlookers even in the dead of winter, yet even they hope for the arrival or Spring and warmer days.
Snow and Ice-Covered Grandeur
A spring awakening in the Japanese Stroll Garden as the buds begin to pop and the vibrant greens frame the white pebbles in the dry garden.
Stroll Garden in May
It's raining white magnolia petals in the Stroll Garden. It's a sweet-scented walk along the path.
White Rain
Two new granite Japanese lanterns draw the eye at our Stroll Garden.
Lanterns
Sunlight shadows 48-inch Yukimi Lantern with backdrop of boulders and pruned Dwarf White Pain.
Yukimi Granite Lantern
Granite bridge glistens after a mid-day rain shower, while the greenery welcomes the rain.
Grays and Greens
Granite walkway meanders through the white marble dry garden. Siberian Iris in full bloom. One lone purple bloom sits on white canvas.
Solitary Iris Petal
Moss-covered path. Lantern hidden by a large, spreading Mugo Pine.
Moss
This rocky "shoreline" rings the dry garden (karasansui).
At " Water's " Edge
Purple lilac and chiffon yellow azalea bushes bring mid-May color to the Stroll Garden after a very long and cold winter.
Purple and Yellow
Red Bud tree frames one section of the white marble dry garden and moss-covered boulders.
Sticks & Stones
The mind and body begin to relax with your first steps into our Japanese Stroll Garden.
Path to Tranquility
A new view comes into sight around the bend when you follow this moss-engulfed stone path around the dry garden. So many boulders draw the eye with the next step.
Watch Your Step!
Shiny green leaves on this Magnolia Tree at path's edge.
It's Easy Being Green
Granite lanterns share space with colorful winterberry shrub along stroll garden path.
Winter Berry