For garden lovers, those who are always thinking about what element they can introduce to continue decorating and improving this space, perhaps a rock garden is the perfect solution.
The idea of combining stone with plants and other elements to frame and structure the space in an attractive way can be a great choice. Gravel, rocks, and other small stones can be used. Pebbles are not only a great way to create paths in the garden, but also to eliminate annoying weeds.
Diagram the space that will be used as a gardenTo create a garden of this nature, of course, you should start by diagramming where it will be located and what shapes you want to give it, in order to know how much rock to buy and what sizes. The cheapest site is a quarry, or you can bring specific rocks from the beach, which are already “designed” by water erosion.
It is important to see where it will be located, because you can take advantage of its construction to use it for other purposes, for example as water drainage on rainy days. For example, limestone absorbs water, temporarily retaining it in order to help prevent the garden from flooding. Also gravel paths help direct water towards the drain
The highlight is to give it the final detail with plants that provide the green color within so much monotony of gray. It is not a matter of overfilling the space but of giving just the right detail to act as the focal point of the site.
Large stones are also used in garden design. You can use them both decoratively or as a construction material. You can also combine them with small and medium sized stones to create an elegant look.
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