How Do You Landscape With Hollow Rocks?
Landscaping with hollow rocks, which are usually modeled after realistic-looking boulders and stones, saves a great deal of money and effort for gardeners and landscapers. Hollow rocks are heavy enough to stay put in a garden, but light enough to be shifted by a gardener. They are an attractive addition to any landscaping project. Landscaping with hollow rocks requires some attention to detail, as is the case with any decorative project. Choose a location for your landscaping project. One of the large hollow boulders will act as a centerpiece, so use a place that is set back from a walkway or is in a spot you wish to emphasize. Clear grass, soil and other debris from the area. Remove 1 to 3 inches of sod to make an open area in which to landscape. The space you clear out should be 3 to 5 feet in diameter, but you can alter this size to fit your particular needs. Place the large hollow rock in its chosen position. Large rocks work best at the back of a landscaping design–otherwise they
