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Plants that are substantially utilized as the medicinal ingredients in a selected single prescription of the traditional Oriental and Korean medicine are planted together in close proximity to each other. The plants provide therapeutic effects to the body of a person breathing the fragrance emitted by the plants and observing the plants. The plants are selected in accordance with the prescription of Sagunja-tang (a ginseng; a Atractylodes japonica koidz; a Glycyrrhiza uralensis Fisch; and a Pinus densiflora) or Samul-tang (an Angelica gigas Nakia; a Cnidium oficinale; a Paeonia lactiflora Pall; and a Rhemanniae glutinosa Libosch) or Palmul-tang (the eight plants selected according to Sagunja-tang and Samul-tang) or Shipjundaebo-tang (the eight plants according to Palmul-tang plus an Astrualus membranaceus Bunge var and a Cinnamon). These plants can be planted in a portable medium including at least a flowerpot.
A method of naming landscape architecture after an oriental medicinal prescription name as it is to create a familiarity since the formation of landscape architecture uses the principles of the oriental medicinal prescriptions.
A method of naming flower planting after an oriental medicinal prescription name as it is to create a familiarity since the formation of flower planting uses the principles of the oriental medicinal prescription.
The landscape architecture formation analyzes the herbal medicines' elements and effects and the principles of oriental medicine according to the symptoms to use the appropriate combination of herbs.
The flower planting formation analyzes the herbal medicines' elements and effects and the
A method of cultivating a combination of medicinal plants using the herbal medicines' elements and effects and the principles of oriental medicines according to the symptoms.
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