Aside from birds, pagoda dogwoods are attractive to other pollinators, too. Bees and butterflies will be found hovering around this dogwood, and the flowers it produces will be equally enjoyed by ...

Legend has it that the pagoda was inspired by a dream in which the emperor saw the Avalokiteśvara Bodhisattva handing him a lotus flower—a symbol of purity in Buddhism. The pagoda's design ...

The garden is surrounded by a backdrop of Taxus baccata (yew) and specimen trees of Styphnolobium japonicum (the Japanese pagoda tree), rise up from the sunken gravel area and soften the impact of ...

The pagoda's total height is about 39.8 meters ... the niches and doors pillars whose bases are in the shape of lotus flowers while their capitals are in the shape of pearls and lotus.

peony and lotus flowers and figurines, making the pagoda the oldest and largest artifact of glazed bricks and tiles in China. Under the main body is a high stone Sumeru pedestal that has been ...