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Making flower beds

We publish information and materials about making flower beds.

Last updated on August 1, 2024.

Introducing photos that you applied for "Sphere Mix Flowerbed Photo Recruitment"

Change of Yamashita Park bulb mix flower bed in spring 2023

Look at the transition of the bulb mix flower bed planted in the northern corner of Yamashita Park with the Park Protection Association last October!

Fixed-point observation photo

April 17

April 17 Seaside April 17 Roadside April 17 flowering situation

April 11

April 11 Seaside April 11 Road side April 11 flowering status

April 4

April 4 Seaside April 4 Road side April 4 flowering status

March 28

March 28 Seaside March 28 Road side March 28 flowering situation

March 20

March 20 Seaside March 20 Road side March 20 Flowering status

March 15

March 15 Seaside March 15 Roadside March 15 flowering status

March 10

March 10 Seaside March 10 Roadside March 10 flowering status

March 3

March 3 Seaside March 3 Road side March 3 flowering status

February 15

February 15 Seaside February 15 Road side February 15 flowering situation

February 6

February 6 Seaside February 6 Road side February 6 Flowering status

January 30

January 30 Seaside January 30 Road side January 30 narcissus

January 17

January 17 Seaside January 17 Road side January 17 germination status

Change of Yamashita Park bulb mix flower bed in spring 2022 (PDF: 2,563KB)
Change of Yamashita Park bulb mix flower bed in spring 2021 (PDF: 1,992KB)

How to make a bulb mix flower bed video now available!

In order to convey the appeal of the bulb mix flower bed to the park protection society, we have prepared a video on how to make a bulb mix flower bed.
Please take a look and try it at the park flower bed near you.

Case introduction materials for flowerbed making

As reference materials for making flower beds, we publish report of class that we carried out in imminent park.

Kaiko Hiroba Park (Naka Ward)

Utilizing existing plants, we created a low-maintenance flowerbed that can be enjoyed throughout the year.
Seminar Report (PDF: 3,906KB)

Koboike Park (Totsuka Ward)

Utilizing the characteristics of the park, we created a flowerbed that resembles the waterside.
Seminar Report (PDF: 3,786KB)

Yokodai 1-chome Park (Isogo Ward)

Aiming to create an environment where flowerbed management is sustainable, soil was improved and flowerbeds were created.
Seminar Report (PDF: 2,792KB)

Shirayuri Park (Izumi Ward)

We made a flowerbed 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 Central Park (Kanazawa Ward)

Using existing materials, we created a dynamic rock garden-style flowerbed.
Seminar Report (PDF: 3,430KB)

Shiomidai 2-chome Park (Isogo Ward)

Utilizing the flowerbed frame made with technical support, we created a flowerbed where you can enjoy colors throughout the year.
Seminar Report (PDF: 1,160KB)

Kasamacho Park (Sakae Ward)

We made a natural and low-maintenance flower bed to enjoy the leaf.
Seminar report (PDF: 3,383KB)

Futoo Tsutsumi Green Road (Kohoku Ward)

Image of Futoo Tsutsumi Green Road Materials

We made flower beds in places where water can easily accumulate.

Report materials (PDF: 1,661KB)

Nakamachi Park (Tsurumi Ward)

Image of Nakamachi Park materials

Utilizing perennial plant, we created flower beds that can be enjoyed not only by park users but also by people who come and go.

Report materials (PDF: 1,787KB)
Seminar Report (PDF: 1,713KB)

Inoyama South Park (Sakae Ward)

Image of Inoyama South Park document

Utilizing existing perennial plants and bricks, we created a flowerbed that looks great.

Report materials (PDF: 1,829KB)
Seminar Report (PDF: 1,695KB)

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