They add so much interest & verve. Great tip!

flaflwrgrl said:They add so much interest & verve. Great tip!

Always a good idea to consider all the elements. A large rock or piece of pottery definitely helps focus, move and anchor a point of interest.

I have LOTS of rocks. Some people here have beautiful HUGE limestone or coral rocks and I have been known to come down with 'rock-envy'

I'm a collector, I guess. Hard to stop bringing new stones or rocks home. Gets kind of hard on the back moving those.

Thanks everyone for your comments So nice to see so many others like rocks too!!

LindaTX8 said:I'm a collector, I guess. Hard to stop bringing new stones or rocks home. Gets kind of hard on the back moving those.

Rocks, did someone say rocks? Our whole one acre lot and surrounding areas are covered with rocks of all sizes. Those that know me, know this rock is my very favorite.

Beautiful setting Margaret! I also like to use rocks especially in places where nothing would grow, an added bonus to rocks is when mosses and lichens grow on them.

Wow, what a fantastic rock Donna, your birds must love it too, a natural bird bath and drinking place!

Donna, those are the type of rocks that induce my rock envy.....

Dutchlady1 said:Donna, those are the type of rocks that induce my rock envy.....

too

Donna I love your rock and that's a very nice photo.

Thanks Myriam, I have a bench beside the bed where I often sit to enjoy the garden.

I love rocks, I have all the beds in the front yard lined with them.

I love rocks, too (which is fortunate since I have so many in my head! )

That is an amazing rock, Donna! Beautiful! Rock envy for sure, Hetty!

We grow rocks here - they percolate up to the surface every year, which amazes me considering that some are too heavy to lift. Some are nice chunks of quartz, but those are usually smaller.

Besides using them in my gardens (they look fantastic with sedums and sempervivum), I also love the look of a nice rock in a container garden.

I like this kind of shell rock...from a creek bed. Guess from when parts of southcental Texas was under the sea

Sure thing Linda. Looks just like all the rocks I have seen all my life living on the coast. So yes, from when your area was under the sea.

I have a lot of rock incorporated into the garden. I've even got a large pile of leverite (should have left it there) cornering a garden angle. Here's a sample of some rocks and fossils out there.