There is nothing quite as tranquil and beautiful as a Japanese themed garden! Check out the following exotic and tropical plants you can purchase to add a touch of the orient to your home and garden today. With its beautiful braided trunk, the Asian money tree is not only of unique visual interest, but some believe that good luck follows with each unfurling leaf. The large tree has bright-green leaves and a substantial trunk with a visual creativity that is offset by the square, white ceramic pot.
The Large Traditional Money Tree featured is offered by Red Envelope and retails for $65.00!
Upgrade the energy of your home, your luck and your life with this auspicious plant. In Feng Shui philosophy, the lotus bamboo is believed to bring prosperity and blessings. It is named for its leaves, which form the shape of the inspirational lotus flower, signifying purity, peace and the higher spirit.
Sold exclusively at Red Envelope, The Lotus Bamboo Traditional Plant retails for $38.00!
Practiced for centuries in China and Japan, the art of bonsai captures nature’s beauty in a confined space. Not your traditional bonsai tree, the exotic, tropical Sago palm brings a bit of paradise down to earth. This plant is easy to care for, the miniature version adapts to indirect light or full sun and needs only occasional watering.
The Palm Bonsai Exotic Tropical Plant is sold for $50.00, at Red Envelope.
Durable and beautiful water lilies, with a floating arrangement of three lilies grouped together. A lovely way to add bold color to your pond. Free weight and green anchoring line included.
Water Lily Cluster costs $10.39 at Drs. Foster & Smith.
Hopefully these plants inspire you to create a little piece of tranquil heaven on earth, a remote respite where you can de-compress and center your Zen! 
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I just bought Money tree plant and I want to know whether this plant need the supply of sunlight.
Yes but don’t put it in the place with direct sun light specially during the Noon time because it the leaves will burn. Put it in a place with light only and good air supply.