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i could break up the slate tiles we have from the backyard and divide the front flower bed with different succulents. and make it a rock garden!
Learn how to create a soothing succulent rock garden centerpiece – inspired by an expensive Crate and Barrel look!
Pick the flatest side of the rock when landscaping edging Front yard- driveway and/or front planter.
Best Plants for Rock Gardens: Rock cress, also called arabis, gets its name from the fact that it will thrive in the thin ribbon of soil wedged between boulders. This pretty creeper grows 4-6 inches tall and produces masses of cheerful pink or white flowers in the spring. It can tolerate heat and drought and is deer-resistant. Botanic Name: Arabis sp. Zones: 4-8 Light: Full sun/ Partial sun
Best Plants for Rock Gardens: Rock cress, also called arabis, gets its name from the fact that it will thrive in the thin ribbon of soil wedged between boulders. This pretty creeper grows 4-6 inches tall and produces masses of cheerful pink or white flowers in the spring. It can tolerate heat and drought and is deer-resistant. Botanic Name: Arabis sp. Zones: 4-8 Light: Full sun/ Partial sun
Dwarf conifers are an ideal addition to any rock garden. For a cohesive look, vary foliage textures but stick to a unified color theme, such as silvery blue. Create a whole garden with conifers, tucking them between rocks, or pair the focal-point evergreens with colorful blooms for contrast. If youre mixing plants, be sure to plant the conifers beside or behind other low-growers to maintain visual balance as the conifers grow.
Dwarf conifers are an ideal addition to any rock garden. For a cohesive look, vary foliage textures but stick to a unified color theme, such as silvery blue. Create a whole garden with conifers, tucking them between rocks, or pair the focal-point evergreens with colorful blooms for contrast. If youre mixing plants, be sure to plant the conifers beside or behind other low-growers to maintain visual balance as the conifers grow.
