Plants that decorate the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace are listed by their blooming seasons.
Plants that bloom across multiple seasons are included in each relevant season.
SpringMarch～May
- Camellia
- Chinese witch hazel
- Adonis
- Cherry tree (Good time to see：early Feb.～early Mar.)
- Riverstream orchid
- Kobushi magnolia
- Black jetbead
- Cherry tree (Good time to see：mid Mar.～early Apr.)
- Kurume azalea
- Cherry tree (Good time to see：mid Apr.～late Apr.)
- Torch azalea
- Golden orchid
- Silver orchid
- China rose
- Yellow banksia rose
- Rugosa rose
- Iris
- Southern Magnolia
- Fringed water-lily
- Nasu arctic iris
SummerJune～August
- Southern Magnolia
- China rose
- Rugosa rose
- Fringed water-lily
- Hydrangea
- Japanese water iris
- Spotted bellflower
- Sunflower ʻHaruka no Himawariʼ
- Plantain lily
AutumnSeptember～November
- Fringed water-lily
- China rose
- Japanese silver grass
- Red spider lily
- Jugatsuzakura cherry tree
- Fuyuzakura cherry tree
- Fragrant Olive
- Otokoyouzome viburnum (fruit)
- Sasanqua
- Glabrous sarcandra herb (fruit)
- Japanese toad lily
- Nandina (fruit)
- Sasanqua ‘Shishigashiraʼ
- Coral ardisia (fruit)
- Camellia ʻShirowabisukeʼ
WinterDecember～February
- China rose
- Jugatsuzakura cherry tree
- Fuyuzakura cherry tree
- Nandina (fruit)
- Glabrous sarcandra herb (fruit)
- Sasanqua ‘Shishigashiraʼ
- Camellia ʻShirowabisukeʼ
- Coral ardisia (fruit)
- Narcissus
- Winter sweet
- Japanese apricot ʻKoutoujiʼ
- Japanese apricot ʻYaeyabaiʼ
- Camellia
- Japanese collinsonia
- Chinese witch hazel
- Adonis
- Cherry tree (Good time to see：early Feb.～early Mar.)