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Claudia De Yong Garden Design added this to Give Your Garden a Beautiful Focal Point
Build a new old wall. If you’ve inherited a garden with a stone wall, or you’ve cut down a hedge and don’t want to replace it, you could consider building a small wall folly. Here, a salvaged old door and its frame sit in a dry-stacked stone wall, tucked amid greenery, to create an inviting and secret entrance.Buy stone from a local quarry to help ensure that you blend the materials into the space. If you have spare bricks or can match some from your house, these can also make a tumbledown-style wall. As long as they’re well-mortared, the ends can be made to look as if the wall had been left to fall at some point.Garden Walls: Dry-Stacked Stone Walls Keep Their Place in the Garden
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C. Lee added this to Secret Garden
The stacked stone wall would look greart around the medival door.
Lynne Piotrowski added this to lynne_piotrowski's ideas
great for back yard to connect with Ray's yard.
Suzanne McConville added this to Suzanne's Ideas
Great partial stone wall, wooden door...