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Posted by Herb Victoria, B.C. (My Page) on Tue, Jan 4, 05 at 23:12
| Here are three pictures - the first one shows some rocks soon after they were put in place, the second a few months later, and the third a few years later.
The garden's at the Horticulture Centre of the Pacific in Victoria, B.C.
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Herb,
That is exceptional stone placement.
The white gravel representing water is a bit too stark for my personal tastes, but all in all this is a lovely piece of artisanship. Thanks for posting it. Michelle |
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| The placement of your large stones looks so natural, like they have been there forever. |
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| Love the rock and natural framework. Wouldn't a river of cascading lobelia be wonderful in there? I suppose you've visited Portland's Japanese garden? It's wonderful - and waterways are a major feature. And all rock gardeners must visit Chinese gardens where they can. I can take guests for free this year to our newer Classical Chinese garden. Incredible - any season...much better/radically different - compared to the larger one in Singapore. Just let me know if you want to meet there. Just bring a cool rock for MY little city garden. Congrats on a super rock design! |
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