When we think of adding stone to the garden it is usually in a utilitarian format;walls, steps, paths.
The mastery of stone building is an ancient craft of which I have great respect.

As time goes on I will have many topics on stone, but in today's post I wish to share images of using stone solely in an artistic manner.

Creative pass-thru

For the kids.......

Love this! Slate patio squares cut bolted into a planter.

The 'old world' look, or the "I did it myself" ps; personally I prefer the 'tumble any minute' versus machine cut, stack by numbers look.

More of I did it myself! Perfect for alpine plants.
The blend of stone and architectural elements, an artistic marriage of form and function.
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