Thanks Ivan!Looks awesome! Can't wait to see the rest
Thanks man... I just re-worked some hardscape that I already had on hand. can't wait to get it going...Wow great start! Really like how the rocks and wood blend together.
I know its hard to believe, but I got the wood like that. its an extra piece that I got with a wood order. And I actually placed the stones(its 2, 1 on top of the other) first...after a few tries I settled on that. I'm very nervous about planting...I don't want to take away much from the hardscape.That looks really nice with the way that wood looks like it has grown onto that stone. Did it just wrap around that rock so nicely by luck or did you have to break away any rock to get that look? I can't wait to see what you do with the planting because that hard scape looks really nice.
I thought about it, but I wanted to try growing a foreground plant again. I may do a sand foreground in my next scape... thanks for the advice.Look cool. I was kinda hoping to see a lighter colored sand in the front.
Wow, the stones and wood look like they were made for each other! It makes it look like these are super old tree roots or something, like the wood has grown into the rock. This is gonna look really awesome.
I like this hardscape and how you're using the dry start. More curious as to what you're going to be doing with the rest of the space.
Smart with the high plant mass post flooding, it's a problem I'm just now remedying on my my most recent scape. Got cocky and started with low plant mass because I couldn't acquire enough Eleocharis 'belem' fast enough.