Stones looked great in yards before the
drought, and now they’re finally catching on. If you’re thinking about
doing some landscaping work, here are five ways to incorporate rocks.
1.Line the Walkway
Rockboundarieshave been around since the
dawn of time. You don’t need to build a wall, but you can certainly
create an indicated pathway that looks nice.
2. Centerpieces
Not all rocks are grey. Some can be the focal point of your yard, such as:
- Obsidian
- Rose quartz
- Agates
These options are striking no matter where you place them.
3. Perimeters
If you do want a more defined border, stacked rocks can make a sturdy wall to section off the yard in a natural way.
4. Rock Gardens
Using pebbles or river stones, you’re
able to structure a landscape that looks elegant and purposeful, without
any of the maintenance that comes with plants. It’s a water-friendly
way to have a manicured yard.
5. Bigger Boulders
By putting a rock big enough to sit on underneath your favorite tree, you can create a serene lounging spot in your backyard.
If you’re worried that you don’t have
the horticulture skills to maintain a living garden, stones provide a
beautiful, manageable alternative. Visit this website to learn more about what you can do with rocks in Santa Cruz.
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