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munzatx wrote:
what is the grass or moss that is next to the rocks. beautiful!
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Scleranthus biflorus
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Jay Sifford added this to Dare to Mix Things Up in the Landscape
This thoughtful space is a perfect place to start — so perfect, in fact, that it could be labeled Juxtaposition 101. Many elements are at work here, but notice how the result has an aura of simplicity that makes it feel like an oasis in the midst of an obviously urban environment. The river rocks and the moss share a similar size and shape but are totally disparate in color and texture. This similarity and disparity work together to capture the eye by creating a high degree of interest. Additionally, the river rocks relate to the boulder through the commonalities of color and texture but contrast in size and shape. Finally, both types of rock relate to the concrete pavers with regard to color and texture but exhibit disparity in size and shape. Take a moment to assess your emotional reaction to this vignette as well as the reasons for your reaction.
Janet Dunn added this to Rock Pulls Its Weight in Gorgeous Gardens
Sculptural rocks. When it comes to garden sculpture, nature does it best. Wind, water, earthquakes and time shape rocks into astonishing artworks. If you’re lucky enough to have an amazing rock like this, position it prominently to reveal its most interesting face. Note: Landscaping outlets sell naturally sculpted rocks. Also keep an eye on construction sites — you may be able to get permission to haul away excavated rocks. Before removing any rock from private or public land like a beach or preserve, check to make sure that it’s allowed.

What Houzzers are commenting on:

Devin Johnson added this to Kim Residence
Inspiration for Front of Sidewalk Wall and Circle Patio
Paula Kim added this to Landscape inspo
Provoking mix of materials without falling into maximalist
beckwithcasa added this to 3911 Wycombe Drive
Nice to break up straight lines with occasional natural elements
ishabubu added this to 1801
gray mexican beach pebbles with green moss
Joshua Hornick added this to Yard
Boulder with contrasting small rocks and cement. Modern.
doristeru added this to Back yard
Sculptural rocks. When it comes to garden sculpture, nature does it best. Wind, water, earthquakes and time shape rocks into astonishing artworks. If you’re lucky enough to have an amazing rock like this, position it prominently to reveal its most interesting face. Note: Landscaping outlets sell naturally sculpted rocks. Also keep an eye on construction sites — you may be able to get permission to haul away excavated rocks. Before removing any rock from private or public land like a beach or preserve, check to make sure that it’s allowed.
Carol Hurley added this to patios
these boulders have become a substrate for a moss garden. They relate to and break the lines of the pavers. Additionally, they soften and bring three-dimensional interest to the corner of this space.
Michelle Davis added this to webuser_950420133's ideas
Green plant is Scleranthus biflorus

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