在日本,那里的山草园艺给我留下了深刻的印象。它作为花卉园艺的新潮流,正在不断发展。日本所称的山草或山野草,实际上就是我们通常讲的野生花卉,大多是野生的矮小草本,也有少数灌木。突出的特点是“野”,既有野生的习性,又有野味般的欣赏价值,虽不如人工培育的园艺花卉那样艳丽多姿,却别具一种高洁典雅、俊逸潇洒、不贪富贵的品格。茶余饭后,细细欣赏,你会从它们那里感到大自然的美,受到陶冶。早在50年代后半期,日本的山草园艺就开始发展,至今方兴未艾。这当然和近二三十年来日本的经 I was impressed by the mountain horticulture in Japan. As a new trend of flower gardening, it is constantly evolving. What the Japanese call mountain grass or mountain grass is actually the wild flowers we usually talk about, mostly wild dwarf herbs and a few shrubs. Prominent feature is the “wild”, both wild habits, as well as game-like appreciation of value, though not as colorful as horticultural flowers cultivated, but unique with a noble and elegant, elegant and handsome, not wealthy Character. Gossip, enjoy, you will feel the beauty of nature from them, subject to edification. As early as the second half of the 1950s, Japan’s mountain grass began to develop, so far in ascendant. This, of course, and the Japanese experience in the last two or three decades