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Saturday, April 08, 2006

Building Natural Rock Planter - Part III

Today we completed the final section of the rock work for the Natural Rock Planter. After the masonry has had a few days to cure, we will fill the new section of the planter with soil. We will then be ready to add the plants.

We also completed the repairs to the rock patio on the south of the house. Roots from the Live Oaks had pushed several of the paving stones up and had cracked the mortar.

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