Zone 6-7 Japanese Garden? Use These Native Plants Instead

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Living in Temperate Zones 6 or 7 and struggling to keep imported Japanese plants alive through the fluctuating humidity and sudden frosts? You don’t have to fight your climate to build a stunning Zen sanctuary. In this video, we reveal the absolute best, low-maintenance native plant substitutions for USDA Zones 6 and 7!

🌿 About This Video:
Creating a traditional Japanese Zen garden in Temperate climates (USDA Zones 6 and 7, including the Mid-Atlantic and Pacific Northwest) comes with unique challenges. Fussy exotics often succumb to disease or stress. But by using the “Role-Based Design Framework,” you can capture the exact same authentic look using rugged, eco-friendly native plants! From using native Eastern Redbuds to mimic delicate maples, to planting River Cane instead of invasive exotic bamboo, this rapid-fire list will help you build a bulletproof, sustainable sanctuary.

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