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A lovely photograph taken by Dr. Lin Sing @ the New York Scholar's Garden on Staten Island.






First, lets just get some appreciation for the heritage of China Garden Plants..


Please visit Public Broadcadting Services, through LINKAGE:

              

              NOVA - First Flower     [  go Next 2X ]


Please visit National Geographic.com, through LINKAGE:


              Flower Fossil







The Garden Plants of China - A book by Mr. Peter Valder“ It is hard to imagine gardens without peonies, flowering peaches, camellias, gardenias, azaleas, wisteria, forsythia, crab-apples, and the host of other ornamentals that were introduced first in Chinesegardens.”                                          Mr. Peter Valder - Author of this book & Gardens in China.








The above book is available from the likes of Amazon.com & Timberpress.com.


It is a wonderful place to start, when considering this subject matter.



Please also visit ARCADY - GardenHistoryGirl, through LINKAGE:


               Chinese gardens - the plants




Please visit Seattle Chinese Garden, through LINKAGE:


       Wintersweet 蜡梅属 - Poems and Memories






















 
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