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Gardening with Stone
herb_gw

Stone use in developing a garden

21 years ago

Here are three pictures - the first one shows some rocks soon after they were put in place, the second a few months later, and the third a few years later.

The garden's at the Horticulture Centre of the Pacific in Victoria, B.C.

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