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Amenities are geared toward the high end and will include studios for yoga, barre and spin classes, a pool, putting green, walking trail and rock garden.
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Gress replaced his yard with a rock garden decades ago.
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Plant them in walls, rock gardens and shallow containers.
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Featuring an ersatz mountain dotted with Buddha statues, the rock garden of the Wat Prayoon complex is a haven of grottoes, pavilions, roaming turtles and fish ponds.
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Plants that benefit from this practice include perennials, rock garden plants, strawberries and other shallow-rooted species.
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Homes in Japan by Francesca Chiorino Homes in Japan isn’t your typical venture into the beautiful country’s rock gardens or minka (traditional houses).
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While Japan wrestled with complicated issues of modernization and heritage, its culture was understood in the West though clichéd binaries: The ascetic Zen of a rock garden on one hand, the gleeful kitsch of Hello Kitty on the other.
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They can be planted in a rock garden or perennial border, used as a windbreak or for erosion control.
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First Known Use of rock garden
1836
ROCK GARDEN Defined for English Language Learners
rock garden
Definition of rock garden for English Language Learners
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: a garden in which plants grow between rocks
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