2025-09

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Balcony Curtains Through the Seasons: From Goya and Hechima to Flowers and Roses

After your summer green curtain of goya and hechima fades, transform your balcony with colorful flower curtains—Asarina, Cypress Vine, and the climbing rose "Azumino." Tips on growing, seasonal care, and using beneficial microbes to keep plants healthy.
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Encounter with Welwitschia in the Greenhouse of Jindai Botanical Garden|The “Living Fossil” that Survives with Just Two Leaves

Meta Description: Welwitschia mirabilis, displayed in the greenhouse of Jindai Botanical Garden. Discover the unique features of this mysterious plant that lives for over a thousand years with just two leaves, its cultural value, and why its exhibition is so important.
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Jabuticaba at Jindai Botanical Garden: A Rare Tropical Fruit Tree

Discover Jabuticaba, the “Brazilian Grape Tree,” at Jindai Botanical Garden. Learn its origins, cultural uses, and how to grow this rare tropical fruit tree at home.
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Rex Begonias at Jindai Botanical Garden Greenhouse: Variety Highlights & Care Guide

Meta Description: A complete English guide to the Rex Begonia display at Tokyo’s Jindai Botanical Garden greenhouse. From the original Rex to Dewdrop, Merry Christmas, Utakata, Sea Serpent, Tsukikage, and the Japan-bred “Jindai Midorihime,” plus a practical at-home care guide (soil, watering, seasonal care, propagation, and troubleshooting).
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Roses of the World at Jindai Botanical Garden: Beauty Across Nations

Meta Description: At Jindai Botanical Garden in Tokyo, explore roses from Japan, France, the USA, and beyond. Discover fragrance, color, and history in one stunning rose garden.
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Spring Rose Festival at Jindai Botanical Garden: 5 Must-See Varieties

Meta description: Discover the beauty of spring roses at Jindai Botanical Garden in Tokyo. Explore five must-see rose va...
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Balcony Gardening in Tokyo: How to Grow Ryukyu Indigo and Enjoy Japan Blue Dyeing

FukunyanHey AYA-jii, that plant used for blue dyeing—“Ryukyu Indigo”—can we really grow it in Tokyo?AYA-JiiSure you can....