Comments on: We love rock, stone and gravel in the garden!

By: Elsa Anderson

Elsa Anderson — Sat, 10 Feb 2018 03:02:05 +0000

I do like your idea of trying to use rocks as garden decorative and arrange them like folk arts. That is an advice I will be sure to give a try as it would suit perfectly in our garden’s theme. Hopefully, I could find a potential stone delivery contractor so that I could get the best stones for my decoration. Thanks!

By: Jeanne Sammons

Jeanne Sammons — Wed, 15 Jun 2016 03:48:25 +0000

Beautiful rock paths & gardens! We love rocks! George Weaver shares many on Flea Market Gardening & he is a master! Love ‘The Protector’ from George that you shared in this article. Thanks, Sue!

By: Tina Pronovost

Tina Pronovost — Wed, 15 Jun 2016 00:45:49 +0000

Well here in New England the population of rocks far exceededs the people population! We put in an above ground swimming pool many years ago, while digging it out to make it deeper in the center, we saved the rocks from that dig, and I can surely tell you I was not planning to waste a SINGLE ONE after all that work! They became the framework for many garden beds around our home, we saved a lot of money and they look like they belong here, well because they do! Great post!

By: Myra Glandon

Myra Glandon — Thu, 29 Nov 2012 13:57:24 +0000

Rocks are a natural in gardens. They can do so many things. I am constantly collecting rocks others don’t want, and along the road. I normally keep a pair of gloves, old shoes and a shovel in my suv so that when I see unloved rocks in the ditches along country roads I can “rescue” them and give them a home in my yard and gardens. I “collected” all the rocks and stone I used in and around my cornzebo, and my yard.