Alpine botanical gardens. In Europe, they are also called alpine gardens. They are gardens made of natural stones and planted with rock-root plants from alpine regions. They were popular in England in the 19th century. A representative example is at Kew Gardens in London (1910). In Japan, they are also built on Mt. Mitake in Tokyo and provide a place for climbers to enjoy. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
高山植物園。ヨーロッパではアルペン・ガーデンともいう。自然石で築山を造り,高山地方の岩根植物を配植した庭園で,19世紀のイギリスで流行した。ロンドンのキューガーデンにその代表作がある (1910) 。日本でも東京都の御岳山 (みたけさん) などに設けられ,登山者を楽しませている。
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