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FAQ
Here are some Frequently Asked Questions about the Japanese Garden Journal:
What is the magazine's real name? The correct name of our magazine is The Journal of Japanese Gardening (JOJG). For Internet marketing purposes we call it The Japanese Garden Journal. That name is only used on this website. The real name is JOJG.
Why do you have two websites? This is our main website. Our old website (click here) is still getting attention, so we've kept it online.
Can we still use your old Orefield (PA) mailing address? Yes, the mail is forwarded to our Rockport, Maine, offices.
What is your phone number? Our telephone and fax numbers are available to current JOJG subscribers only. Please contact us by mail at the following address: The Journal of Japanese Gardening, P.O. Box 1050, Rockport, ME 04856 USA
What is your e-mail address? JOJG does not use e-mail for routine communications. Please contact us by mail at the following address: The Journal of Japanese Gardening, P.O. Box 1050, Rockport, ME 04856 USA
Do you take credit cards? No, not yet, but that service will be available soon. Sorry about the inconvenience.
Do you offer a discount if I purchase a large number of back issues? No, all of our back issues are available for $7 each.
Do you offer a discount if I purchase several subscriptions mailed to the same address? Yes, we offer a 30% discount for what we call "bulk" subscriptions (5 or more copies of each issue mailed to the same address).
How can I advertise in JOJG? The advertising space in the back of the magazine is a service that we provide to current JOJG subscribers only. First subscribe to the magazine, then contact us about advertising.
Where can I find __________? (fill in the blank) Where can I purchase __________? JOJG publishes a RESOURCE DIRECTORY that lists contact information for hundreds of designers, merchants, and suppliers who can help you with your special projects.
I have a specific question about my own garden. Can you help me? Yes, JOJG provides free consulting to current JOJG subscribers. Send us a letter or call us, and we well try to find answers to your questions.
