Landscape Ideas With Rocks & Hardscapes...

This I've done in many different forms and plant types >


Likewise but with terracotta colored jars in different styles >


This I've never done...but have a simplified form of the butterflies, but never painted them; but now I want too >


LOVE THIS;  and the 'Cypress Plants' live well with their roots in water so this would do well in a lily pond scape setting too >


While I enjoy this image and would appreciate the labor...I just could not be the one doing that on my old knees; but it's amazing and very pretty >


I love the contrasting stark color scheme here; but how do they keep those white rocks so clean?  It's not a landscape job I'd suggest installing, unless you can afford a grounds keeper.


Especially love this one; for a small area with zero sun shine and problem soil >


Cute...but that's a lot of pallets loaded with ROCKS to move >


I've planned and completed several options for small apartment/condo dwellers; that just do not want to mow grass >


What most often my rural country neighbors request for their backyard living spaces >

But there will be a huge family sized hot tub somewhere in this plan!

What's your Dream Land Scape, look like?

Very very nice. We are doing our garden up this year and those ideas are lovely

Might need to nick some ideas from you now that I've moved into my stately new manner!

Very posh Ben. You've done yourself proud there

Hmmm, I'd suggest container gardening for that type of set up...but here's what some folks down south in those flood plain do with their Pak-Go and they don't even remove the tires or axles neither >

but I'd bet that staggering up those metal stairs isn't going to be a
Shhhhh, quiet endeavor --- the Mrs. will hear you bouncing off those
metal railings like a pen ball machine!  LOL

4EVER2 wrote:Hmmm, I'd suggest container gardening for that type of set up...but here's what some folks down south in those flood plain do with their Pak-Go and they don't even remove the tires or axles neither >

but I'd bet that staggering up those metal stairs isn't going to be a
Shhhhh, quiet endeavor --- the Mrs. will hear you bouncing off those
metal railings like a pen ball machine!  LOL

Good grief, is that actually safe!    Not to be used in an earthquake zone.

the rock table is a good idea, i might use that

veya_victaous wrote:the rock table is a good idea, i might use that

If you like the 'wire & rock' idea's and you've got a lot of natural rock laying around try something like this!

Ben_Reilly wrote:
Might need to nick some ideas from you now that I've moved into my stately new manner!

WHERE old caravans go to die...

WhoseYourWolfie wrote:

Ben_Reilly wrote:Might need to nick some ideas from you now that I've moved into my stately new manner!

WHERE old caravans go to die...

Pssst, is this the land where all of those    & travelers go to retire & expire  
You ain't one of that TRIBE are you Ben