Boulder Walls

Mention landscaping, and most people think of plants. But many landscapes also include hard features such as paths, walls and structures. One of the most popular hard materials is rock--perfect for constructing borders, terraces and walls. Few materials give a garden as great a sense of permanence, and few last as long.

Rock is an excellent choice for paths, and retaining walls. Rock projects - from a meandering flagstone path installed on a bed of mulch to an elegant patio for outdoor entertaining - can be created to fit any clients needs. When combined with plants, large and small rocks can transform an otherwise ho-hum landscape into something special. Whether used as focal points or accents, they can change the character of a landscape like no other material. Incorporated into water features such as ponds and waterfalls, rock can convey the impression of raw nature and set a mood that is tranquil yet powerful.

What's the difference between rock and stone? In their natural setting, they're rocks; when we bring them into the garden, they're stones. Each has its own individual character which can be used in many applications.

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