This Japanese flower Park is famous throughout the world. Photo

This beauty is worth seeing.

The Ashikaga flower Park is located in the same city in the Japanese province of Tochigi in the Honshu island. The Park covers about 8.2 hectares and is famous for varied species of Wisteria (in Japanese, the name sounds like the Fuji).

1. I already talked about it a riot of colors, but once again failed to pass new sets of photos from this garden.

2. Wisteria is a genus of climbing a high tree and subtropical plants of the bean family with large racemes of fragrant flowers. Wisteria flowers — white, blue, purple or Magenta — like moths. Collected in large hanging brushes, they are extremely showy against the dark green foliage. Fragrant clusters of lilac Wisteria remind our white acacia, our spring and South streets and all the good things connected with it.

3. The Park Ashikaga colors especially a lot of blue, pink and white Wisteria and yellow broom (in Japanese: kingusari), which look like yellow Wisteria.

4. Flower Park are usually in full bloom in early may, two weeks later than the flowering Wisteria in Tokyo. Ashikaga is one of the best places to view the blooming Wisteria in Japan, flowers in the Park are planted very closely and create a very beautiful and whimsical composition.

5. The Park has a 100-year-old Wisteria, Wisteria 160, which is about 60 years old, and 1500 azaleas, which are more than 60 years.

6. For the centenary Wisteria in the Park created a frame to support the huge umbrella purple blue flower (Wisteria relates to Liana and very well formed). There is also a long tunnel of white Wisteria and yellow broom tunnel kingusari will take many years to become an actual tunnel (as long as the canopy).

7. Wisteria (Wisteria) is a vine that prefers to twine around supports. Support can serve as another tree, pergola, wall of the building. Wisteria blossoms in large drooping clusters that emit a sweet unique flavor. It attracts insects, especially bees. Flowering Wisteria is truly a stunner!

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10. You know what they call the Japanese “Fuji”? In addition to the sacred MT. It turns out that the sounds on the Japanese name for the pretty flowers that we used to call the Wisteria. It would seem that in a country where many people living in apartments with an area of several square meters, where has developed industry, is no place for gardens and parks. But no. In spite of that, the Japanese hold sacred tradition. One of the most beautiful is admiring the flowering trees… And one of the places where you can come to touch the beautiful, is a flower Park Ashikaga.

11. Waterfall rush down her long tassels of fragrant flowers — white, purple, Magenta, pink, blue and yellow grapes on a green background of leaves represent a stunner. The Park has several thousands of Wisteria. Many of them are already “in years” — in the Park Ashikaga, you can see the Wisteria that for over a century! So “old” it is hard to stand — so the designers have designed special frames for a huge floral hats in gorgeous vines. Such pavilions where four.

12. Constant exclamations of admiration and calls the 80-meter tunnel of white Wisteria. White brush with flowers like tiny butterflies, and the sweet delicate flavor — no wonder the Japanese call a passage through the tunnel road of happiness.

13. Wisteria blooms from mid-April to mid-may, but in the other seasons flower Park is beautiful.

14. In February-March blooms on the plum, and later appear daffodils, tulips, hyacinths and Muscari are the first heralds of spring. In April and may, the garden erupts fantastic multi-colored fireworks of thousands of rhododendrons and azaleas.

15. From may to June and the fall garden filled with the scent of 1,500 roses.

16. Summer is the time for hydrangeas, clematis, petunias, irises and lupine. And finish the season in the late autumn purple flowers of saffron… the Garden falls asleep, the next year again to welcome guests — a never ending story of beauty and perfection.

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