How To Use Rock garden In A Sentence
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Alpine and rock garden plants provide gardeners with a fantastic range to choose from and often produce disproportionately large or prolific numbers of attractive flowers.
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In 1936 a gardener from Formosa (today's Taiwan) took a couple of specimens to Hawaii to bejewel her rock garden and touched off an environmental emergency that still hasn't ended.
Attack Of the Aliens
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For the greatest visual impact, a rock garden should be constructed on as large a scale as the site will allow.
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The initial approach starts right of centre and works diagonally left through the rock garden.
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The bunkers of the fort have been transformed into largest rock garden in The Netherlands, which is complemented by hill brooklets and a waterfall.
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At one time Wood Green had no bars of any sort and suddenly they got three - Yates, Chicago Rock Garden and Weatherspoons.
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Many, such as snowdrops, crocuses, and early rock garden narcissi are supposed to come up in very early spring, even peeking through the snow.
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They make handsome edgings for flower beds and herb gardens, and are equally at home as rock garden plants, in window boxes, in patio containers, or cascading from strawberry pots.
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Each of the plants suggested will work well in a rock garden trough; their flowers and foliage contrasting beautifully with a gravel top dressing.
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In that month and into October, this plant from the Orient will lighten up a partly shaded area of my rock garden, its graceful stems cascading over a rock.
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Evergreen plants, including dwarf conifers such as hemlocks, junipers, pines, and spruces, can form a backbone to anchor the design of a rock garden.
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Larch and spruce shelter nature's own rock garden with the forest floor carpeted with many species of wild flowers.
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Evergreen plants, including dwarf conifers such as hemlocks, junipers, pines, and spruces, can form a backbone to anchor the design of a rock garden.
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All sorts of plants grow in rock gardens, thriving in sunny warm spots, dry ravines, damp gullies, and many other variations of temperature and soil conditions.
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To the left of the house as you face it the wall is quite high and full of planting pockets for rock garden plants and succulents.
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All sorts of plants grow in rock gardens, thriving in sunny warm spots, dry ravines, damp gullies, and many other variations of temperature and soil conditions.
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Runners will have to contend with high altitude, desert oases, volcanic peaks, salt flats, gigantic rock gardens and river canyons along with an extremely dry climate with some areas never having recorded rainfall.
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This rule doesn't apply to natives planted in containers or rock gardens or in areas with sandy soil, where the moisture drains away quicker and needs to be replaced more often.
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The plant fair will be held between 10 am and 4pm on Sunday and will include specialist collections of astillbus, crocosmias, alpines, rock garden plants, ferns and shrubs and unusual hardy perennials.
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The horticulturist suggests that hardy native ferns, philodendrons, climbers and sphatiphylum are ideal for rock garden settings.
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Other species of bulbs are perfectly suited for the open, sunny habitat and dry, warm soil of rock gardens.
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Remember, while dedicated rock gardens are good for medium to large gardens with lots of space, you can have just as much fun with the same plants grown in a salt-glazed trough or hollowed-out log round.
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Miniature roses are surprisingly easy to grow, and they look great as edgings for your beds or borders, accent plants for rock gardens, and as houseplants.
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Evergreen plants, including dwarf conifers such as hemlocks, junipers, pines, and spruces, can form a backbone to anchor the design of a rock garden.
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Many, such as snowdrops, crocuses, and early rock garden narcissi are supposed to come up in very early spring, even peeking through the snow.
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Although there are other genistas suitable for the rock garden, the species vary in hardiness and habit.
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The aluminum siding was a dingier white and there was no rock garden or statute of the Blessed Mother.
The Hanging Tree
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Guernsey lilies make excellent cut flowers and are a terrific addition to rock gardens and container gardens.
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On these pages, we present a gallery of contemporary Western rock gardens and a sampler of rock plants.
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Under his direction, they built dry-stone retaining walls and a rock garden, laid out paths and mixed borders and planted flowering shrubs among the trees.
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It included rock gardens, grottoes, ferneries, follies, fountains, garden ornaments, bridges and even ornate ceilings.
Times, Sunday Times
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Then in March the most vivid of blues, the gentian, waves its tiny blooms in my rock garden.
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I apologize to Mr. Russell for ragging him but that's what happens when you have a rock garden named after you.
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‘Rock gardens should look untended and exude a careless beauty’, he says.
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Also excellent in a rock garden are low-growing bushy bulbous plants such as Anemone blanda, Oxalis adenophylla and Allium karataviense.
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There are two rock gardens, limestone and sandstone, a scented garden, a stream garden, a woodland garden, a bog garden and a dry garden.
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The four acre garden provides a decorative home for many interesting and unusual plants including a large rock garden with rare alpines, colourful herbaceous borders, rhododendrons and a choice collection of tress and shrubs.
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When she arrived, she gazed upon a very old bonsai tree that lay rooted in the middle of a serene rock garden.
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Vernal stitchwort can be use in front borders and rock gardens.
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Entering the garden on the west is a tennis court, a charming gazebo with a Japanese bird house on its roof, and an indigenous rock garden.
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Poppies have long been a favorite of gardeners for planting in rock gardens and for brightening up splashy borders.
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The mounds were heaped with small rock gardens, dwarfed trees, and every variety of flower imaginable.
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Mr. Kirk had numerous hobbies, including photography, enameling, wood carving, astronomy and rock gardening.
J. Paul Hile; Russell D. Kirk; Rhonda J. Crane; Virginia Sullivan-Jones; Douglas N. Sullivan; Tony Wolfe; Lenwood O. Trammelle Sr.; Samuel H. Rickard III; Walter G. Walker Jr.
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A small fountain, a pool of water or a miniature waterfall adds to the charm of rock gardens.
