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stacked stone at Hospital, not exactly junk, but really
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Posted by kat__wa z8WA (My Page) on Fri, Jan 29, 10 at 11:37
cool landscaping. Anyone want to give it a try?
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RE: stacked stone at Hospital, not exactly junk, but really
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Well, I'm a sucker for anything involving rocks...but those are REALLY COOL!! Flat rocks are plentiful in my area, so maybe I'll give it a go this summer. Just wish I had a pick-up truck for the collecting part!
Sheryll |
RE: stacked stone at Hospital, not exactly junk, but really
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| Those are beautiful! It is great that you have a natural resource for them. Around here those rocks would be VERY expensive. Lucky girl. The 'rock shrub' idea is wonderful in a large area. Wouldn't it be super if they were plumbed in the middle to be fountains and had a recirculating pump and reservoir? |
RE: stacked stone at Hospital, not exactly junk, but really
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| Oh my, those are awesome - don't even have to trim them! |
RE: stacked stone at Hospital, not exactly junk, but really
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RE: stacked stone at Hospital, not exactly junk, but really
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rock shrub perfect! I thought rock beehives.
Kathy |
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| How wonderful! Wish we had some rocks here! |
RE: stacked stone at Hospital, not exactly junk, but really
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Not an inukshuks, and not mile markers....but they look like pinecones/shrubs! They would be totally cool with water flowing through them or a feng shui (sp?) burning fire thing! What hospital are those at? I'm going to have to clip those babies for future reference!
Thanks for sharing!
Love, Jules |
RE: stacked stone at Hospital, not exactly junk, but really
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| Beautiful!! Perfect for drought conditions!! Lot of work getting them in that shape tho!! New meaning to "I have to go wash off the shrubs-their dusty!" Jan |
RE: stacked stone at Hospital, not exactly junk, but really
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And I was thinking they looked like eggs! lol
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RE: stacked stone at Hospital, not exactly junk, but really
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| Isn't there an artist that uses flat rocks for sculpture? I saw them on TV or somewhere, they were cool. |
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| That's my kind of "junque" !! |
RE: stacked stone at Hospital, not exactly junk, but really
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| I'm a sucker for rocks anyway so I think those are awesome! |
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Those are awesome.. I too saw eggs, but I think that's just because I'm itching for spring and wanted them to be easter eggs.
I'd have to wrap them in colorful ribbon around easter time and get a big giant blow up bunny. but I love driving my neighbors nuts lol |
RE: stacked stone at Hospital, not exactly junk, but really
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LOVE IT!
I've had SERIOUS problems w/ shrubs next to the house getting too big and/or the roots growing toward the foundation. We'd planned on putting in just that type of wall rounding the one side of the house! Best of all, no pruning! Can't stand trying to SQUEEEEZE btwn the shrb and house - they STAB me! lol
NOW, when the grandson's come to 4-wheel (we have 62 acres) the gas they use up will be "paid" by bringing up flat rocks for Grandma! THANKS! |
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