Boulders in landscape

RENEGADE GARDENER™ The lone voice of horticultural reason Don’t hire a landscaper to build a boulder wall when boulder outcroppings will do. Finished this one in the fall, will plant it this spring (June?) I see a lot of boulder walls in landscapes where the same need – keeping a hill in place – could have

Transforming your outdoor space into a natural oasis is easier than you think, especially when you incorporate large rocks into your landscaping design.

Rustic‚ slightly sombre and atmospheric shades of mid to dark greys and browns (usually sepia - but sometimes pale brownish orange). The rough surfaces are good for climbing on. Perfect for a misty‚ shaded glades‚ these natural boulders will look like they have been there forever. Stock sizes: 12 tonnes each to 200kg; additional sizes available upon request

Working in rocks into your garden and beds is a beautiful way to add texture. Use our easy tips for landscaping with rocks and boulders that you will love.

Whether you're a homeowner, contractor, or landscape designer, here's everything you need to know about adding boulders to your yard or landscape.

A tiered entertaining patio and new plantings root a music studio in the landscape of this multiuse space

A large rock and boulder sculpture in the middle of a sculpture garden. - Get inspired to create stone garden cairns for navigation, monument marking, fountains or to just get all the rocks out a gardeners way. Pretty rocks and stones can become a rock art. Stacking and balancing inspirational rocks are a timeless element of garden design. rock art ideas

Many homeowners like utilizing natural stone to add highlights to paver patios, retaining walls, and even to fill in landscaping gaps. Would you prefer a new thought? Here are 12 rock landscaping ideas for your front yard to get you motivated. You may get inspiration for big stones in your outdoor projects, whether on a little or large size, by browsing through our selection of boulder landscaping ideas.

Go inside the beautiful gardens and lush landscapes at four of Martha Stewart's homes, from her first residence (Turkey Hill) to her current estate in Bedford, NY. Here, she shares how she designed each garden at every property.