Finally!!! Things are growing. Spring has sucked here. It has been cold, windy and stormy. Lots of trees down!

But, the storms are behind us for the moment and it looks like we are going from the 40’s to the 80’s as usual, so things will happen fast.

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Bluesky Social
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Peering through a lantern at Kubota Garden
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#green
#shadows
Kubota Garden is a Japanese Garden in the southeast corner of Seattle, Washington. Created in 1927 by Fujitaro Kubota, Kubota Garden is all the more impressive, not only for its beauty, but for the fact that Mr. Kubota was able to create it despite the discrimination endured by Asian Americans during the early 20th century. Worse yet, in 1942, Fujitaro Kubota and his family were sent to Minidoka Internment Camp. Amazingly, after being released from internment at the end of World War II, Fujitaro Kubota went back to creating his extraordinary garden.
https://www.historylink.org/File/3077
https://kubotagarden.org/uploads/1/3/3/4/133498984/aboutus_history_parmeter.pdf
#JapaneseGarden
Kubota Garden (Seattle)

Kubota Garden, located in southeast Seattle at 9817 55th Avenue S and operated by the Seattle Parks and Recreation Department, combines native Northwest plants with traditional Japanese garden design

Kubota Garden is a Japanese Garden in the southeast corner of Seattle, Washington. Created in 1927 by Fujitaro Kubota, Kubota Garden is all the more impressive, not only for its beauty, but for the fact that Mr. Kubota was able to create it despite the discrimination endured by Asian Americans during the early 20th century. Worse yet, in 1942, Fujitaro Kubota and his family were sent to Minidoka Internment Camp. Amazingly, after being released from internment at the end of World War II, Fujitaro Kubota went back to creating his extraordinary garden.
https://www.historylink.org/File/3077
https://kubotagarden.org/uploads/1/3/3/4/133498984/aboutus_history_parmeter.pdf
#JapaneseGarden
#green
#moss
#mosstodon
Kubota Garden (Seattle)

Kubota Garden, located in southeast Seattle at 9817 55th Avenue S and operated by the Seattle Parks and Recreation Department, combines native Northwest plants with traditional Japanese garden design