Thank you, tsugajunkie! It was fun to build and didn't take long.

I move it around so it gets some shade in the Summer and Sun in the Winter. It has a slight tilt so any excess water will drain.

One good tarn deserves another.

I majored in geology. :-)

Another good one. Does it tarn-ish the glass?

tj

That IS a good one! :-)

We had mor rain so it's green now.

Here it is on a larger scale. :-)

It looks better with moraine.

That's amazing! I don't recognize anything there, would you mind giving the details on what you've planted?

The table garden has various cultivars of small growing Sedums and some moss I removed off my roof. That moss isn't delicate at all. Sedums are really drought resistant as is the roof moss.

I had an old glass topped patio table, much like the one in your photo, that I threw away last summer during a garage purge and now I'm very much wishing I didn't. I confess I know absolutely nothing about growing moss, but I'm surprised to see it growing so vigorously next to the sedum (which I'm assuming requires/likes quite a bit more sun). Very happily surprised though! I have a small glass topped side table with a shoddy sealant that would probably let water drain well enough....

Sedums and moss occur naturally on north facing cliffs here. I grow them together in hibachis and then call the moss 'Hibachi Moss', which sounds like a Japanese greeting. :-)

Interesting idea