10 Creative Ways to Use Rocks in Your Landscaping
There s something comforting and elegant about the mix of light shades in the front yard of our 2022 Whole Home in Atlanta. The gray two-tone stone of the house combined.
Whether you re leveling out a yard that slopes in the back or want a new look for your flower bed, we recommend layering stones for extra dimension red flower.
Have extra space behind the pool house or next to the garage? Take a cue from this Michael Ellison project on Nantucket, and build out a sitting area with a fire pit.
On top of the nice contrast mulch brings your yard and home, the landscaping favorite is beneficial for flower gardens. Mulch helps to suppress weeds and retain moisture.
To create an outdoor conversation area at this L.A. home, Jeremiah Brent looked to a simple landscaping idea with stones. A simple stone paver patio sheltered.
If your home doesn t have room for a full-on garden, make a mini one in the front rocks and mulch in a flower bed. The mulch acts as a nice base for the flowers.
How stunning is the rock garden at the center of this driveway? In lieu of a fountain, Tyler homes gave our Whole Home in Texas Wine Country a smattering.
Highlight the natural beauty of your yard by surrounding a stone paver patio with a dense privacy hedge, as designer Katie Hodges did at her own Hollywood Hills home.
To bring whimsy and fun into your enchanted garden, use rocks and landscaping stone to build in a design. The stones can act as a walkway.
Make your front yard landscaping rocks pop by planting dark green plants in the flower bed. A high-contrast design like this one draws attention to your front yard.