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Making flower beds
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Last Updated January 16, 2024
Introducing photos that have been submitted for "Blue Mix Flowerbed Photo Recruitment"
Blood mix flower bed photo recruitment 2023
We publish photograph of bulb mixed flower bed which had you apply for from park protection society.
Please take a look at the flower beds in various parks!
Blood mix flower bed photo recruitment 2023 summary (PDF: 5,768KB)
Ballot Mixed Flowerbed Photo Recruitment 2022
We publish photograph of bulb mixed flower bed which had you apply for from park protection society.
Presentation of bulbs mixed flower bed photo recruitment 2022 summary (PDF: 6,414KB)
Change of Yamashita Park bulbs mixed flower bed in spring 2023
See the changes in the state of the bulb mixed flowerbed planted in the northern corner of Yamashita Park with the Park Protection Association last October!
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Change of Yamashita Park bulb Mixed Flowerbed in Spring 2022 (PDF: 2,563KB)
Change of Yamashita Park bulb mixed flower bed in spring 2021 (PDF: 1,992KB)
How to make a bulb mix flower bed video is now available!
In order to convey the appeal of the bulb Mixed Flowerbed to the Park Protection Association, we have prepared a video on how to make a bulb Mixed flower bed.
Please take a look and try it at a park flower bed near you.
Examples of flower bed making
Kaiko Hiroba Park (Naka Ward)
Utilizing existing plants, we created a low-maintenance flowerbed that allows you to enjoy color throughout the year.
Seminar Report (PDF: 3,906KB)
Kohoike Park (Totsuka Ward)
Utilizing the characteristics of the park, we created a flower bed that reminds the waterside.
Seminar Report (PDF: 3,786KB)
Yokodai 1-chome Park (Isogo Ward)
Aiming to create an environment where flower bed management is sustainable, we improved the soil and made flower beds.
Seminar Report (PDF: 2,792KB)
Shirayuri Park (Izumi Ward)
We made a flower bed with a main tree, which is a symbol of the back entrance of the park.
Seminar Report (PDF: 1,965KB)
Okurayama Park (Kohoku Ward)
Utilizing thinned wood generated in the park, we created a three-dimensional flowerbed with sharpness in the space.
Seminar report (PDF: 2,318KB)
Nokendai Chuo Park (Kanazawa Ward)
Utilizing existing materials, we created a dynamic rock garden-like flower bed.
Seminar report (PDF: 3,430KB)
Shiomidai 2-chome Park (Isogo Ward)
Utilizing the flower bed frame made with technical support, we created a flower bed where colors can be enjoyed throughout the year.
Seminar report (PDF: 1,160KB)
Kasamacho Park (Sakae Ward)
We made a natural and low-maintenance flower bed to enjoy leaf.
Seminar report (PDF: 3,383KB)
Futoo Tsutsumi Green Road (Kohoku Ward)
We made flower beds in places where water is likely to accumulate.
Nakamachi Park (Tsurumi Ward)
Utilizing Sukune grass, we created flower beds that can be enjoyed not only by park users but also people who come and go.
Reporting materials (PDF: 1,787KB)
Seminar report (PDF: 1,713KB)
Inoyama South Park (Sakae Ward)
Utilizing existing perennial plants and bricks, we created a flower bed that looks good.
Reporting materials (PDF: 1,829KB)
Seminar Report (PDF: 1,695KB)
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Green Environment Bureau Park Green Space Department Environmental Activity Business Division
Phone: 045-671-2650
Phone: 045-671-2650
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