WOW this is Gorgeous !! Thank you for the wonderful idea for the side of our house !

Go for it! By adding the curved dry river bed, it actually made the side yard seem a lot bigger.
Glad you like it.

WOW WOW WOW. beautiful job

Beautiful!

That is gorgeous!

What a unique outdoor space. Great work!

Lovely!

where do you purchase the large round rocks.or did you get them from a creek lol

My back's not THAT strong. I got the rocks from a local rock quarry. They were sold by the pallet.

Nice work. I like the flow of the dry riverbed. It will be really nice once the plant material has had a few years to establish and fill in.

Thanks. You're absolutely right. This is a newly planted garden which will take 3 years to really fill-in.

Beautiful !

wonder how much the large rocks are from the rock quarry

is that mulch around the rocks or gravel

Cherri, in answer to your questions, all of the rocks were purchased from a local rock quarry. Also, I did put mulch around the rocks. Gravel could work too, if there is an edge along the path to keep the gravel in place and the mulch from spilling out onto the path. In that case I like using a nice metal edge. For this project, however, I didn't want the look of a metal edge because it would have interrupted the 'organic' feel of the path blending into the surroundings. Please let me know if you have any follow-up questions.

Those bridges are readily available online. Look for a cedar 'garden bridge' without railings. They come in varying sizes, starting at 3'. The one I used is 4'. You shouldn't have any problems finding them, but if you do - let me know.

Beautiful!

I love it. So Zen.