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Originally Posted by freebeard
I studied it in college and worked in commercial landscaping after that. A big part of it is plant identification, matching and contrasting foliage, etc. But you can do a lot with rocks. We (fam) used to visit Petersens Rock Garden in the 1950s.
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I've watched that video before. Perhaps you shared it previously?
Oregon allows rocks to be gathered from quarries they maintain with a $10 permit. There are some nice flat slabs to be had if you get enough muscle to load it into a truck.
I'd really like to find some long lasting perennial flowers to plant. I can't be bothered with any annual plant. The neighborhood has some nice examples to emulate.
One day I'd like to get into beekeeping as a small hobby, but that can wait. Not even sure I'd harvest the honey; I just find bee/ant behavior fascinating.