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Feng Shui and the garden (4)
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Another way to obtain a well-balanced good feng shui garden is to design and create five distinct flower beds, each displaying the characteristics and shapes of the Five Elements. For example: a pergola with climbing evergreen ivy to represent wood element; a circular flower bed with lovely scented white roses representing metal element; a rectangular flower bed with daffodils and yellow tulips to represent earth element; a pyramid shape of red climbing clematis for fire element; and lastly a small pond with water lilies and lotuses to represent water element. No doubt, these examples are not unique, they can be modified to suit your personal taste and need provided you adhere to the Five Elements principles.
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