| ＿Season | ＿Species | ＿Best Time to See |
|---|---|---|
| ＿Spring | Camellia | End of February – Beginning of April |
| Loropetalum Chinense | End of February – Beginning of April | |
| Honeysuckles | Mid March – Mid April | |
| Japanese quince | Mid March – Mid April | |
| Weeping cherry trees | Beginning of April – End of April | |
| Wisteria | Mid April – Beginning of May | |
| Trollius | Mid Aprill – Beginning of May | |
| Dogwood | End of April – Beginning of May | |
| Azalea | End of April – Mid May | |
| Thunbery spirea | End of April – Mid May | |
| Clematis | Beginning of May – Mid May | |
| Satsuki azalea | Mid May – Beginning of June | |
| Common pearlbush | End of May – Beginning of June | |
| ＿Summer | Iris | End of May – Mid June |
| Hydrangea | June | |
| Sal tree | Mid June – End of June | |
| Pond lily | End of May – End of August | |
| Lotus flower | Beginning of July – Beginning of August | |
| Japanese bellflower | End of May – Beginning of June | |
| ＿Autumn | Hagi, bush clover | Mid September – End of September |
| Fragrant olive | End of September – Mid October | |
| Eupatorium | End of September – Mid October | |
| Toad lily | Mid October – Beginning of November | |
| Japanese silver-leaf sunflower | End of October – Mid November | |
| Autumn foliage | Mid November – Beginning of December | |
| ＿Winter | Camellia | Beginning of December – End of January |
| Hamamelis | End of January – February | |
| Plum tree | End of February – Mid March |
Plant Collections
Yoko-en holds not only our signature weeping cherry trees but also features more than 60 kinds of plant species including plum trees, wisteria, azalea, hydrangea, iris, lotus flowers and maple trees. These flamboyant plants add colors to the garden and are often used for flower arrangement and tea ceremonies.
