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Dixie
garden enthusiast
Waikato-New Zealand
stone wall11 Jun '06 7:19 am
The artistry in forming the stone wall is amazing ! !
Is it a 'dry stone ' wall ? And is it local volcanic rock ? The grand estates around the Waikato / Hamilton area often have grand entrances ,but I haven`t seen one as naturally beautiful as yours .
Dixie.
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CottageGarden
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Iowa, USA
11 Jun '06 11:37 am
I am seeing a combination of Blackeyed Susans and Blue Salvia. Perfect colors to set off against the stone walls, low enough to see the stone work, hardy enough to take the climate... and casual enough to fit into the scenery around them...
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goose
Weekend Gardener
Coatesville , Auckland
Stone wall11 Jun '06 7:16 pm
Yes Dixie it is a dry stone wall and it is Basalt Volcanic
Rock.
Cottagegarden .. yes I can see that too. 
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CottageGarden
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Iowa, USA
11 Jun '06 11:33 pm
Goose - I love your entry.... The wall is beautiful all by itself, but combined with the veiw beyond, well its just spectacular! Its beautiful and welcoming at the same time. It almost begs you to enter just to see what might be hiding beyond your view.
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jacqueline
Thankful Gardener
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Thank you....19 Jun '06 5:30 pm
all of you...it was an enlightening thread to read, lovely pictures to view and great inputs by our friendly and helpful community! Thumbs up to you all!
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