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The flowers of the Japanese ladybell nod downward, appearing very shy and delicate.
The Japanese ladybell (Codonopsis lanceolata) is a perennial twining vine. It is distributed across the provinces of Northeast, North, East and Central-South China, growing in shaded, damp areas under shrubs on mountain slopes. Perennial twining herb, root thick and fleshy, obovate-fusiform, stem round, bearing...
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An Introduction to the Creation Techniques of Weeping-Branch and Downward-Branch Styles in Penjing
To create a weeping-branch tree penjing, species with abundant and supple branches are often chosen, such as winter jasmine (Jasminum nudiflorum) and tamarisk (Tamarix chinensis). The shaping method relies mainly on wiring and secondarily on pruning, so that all branches assume a weeping form, though it is best if the branches vary in length and are arranged in a pleasing, irregular manner...