Wednesday, October 9, 2019

Wednesday Vignette; tiny crevice garden

As you may have realized—if you didn't already know—Colorado is crevice garden central. I was really looking forward to seeing them all when the Garden Bloggers Fling visited Colorado last June.

This particular crevice garden appears to be naturally occurring. Just a plant in a rock crevice, happily growing. It was in the Borland Garden which we'll see more of in tomorrow's blog post.
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8 comments:

  1. You have to just love the grit and perseverance of those little volunteers that are getting along just fine in such unlikely places. Inspirational indeed!

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  2. Nature does it best! We can do little but attempt to emulate it. I tried to simulate nature in laying out the rock scavenged from our former indoor BBQ but the stone, having previously been cut to clad the chimney-like structure, isn't cooperating. I'll probably do more jiggering before I'm through but, ultimately, I'm hoping the plants will mask my missteps.

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    1. That sounds difficult, but you're right. Any parts you aren't terribly fond of will quickly be masked by plants.

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  3. It looks so perky and proud of itself in that crevice!

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  4. First of all, this rock is a gorgeous. The plant settling in and calling it home is just the icing on the cake.

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