All the stone was hand collected from my 1.2 acre property in NE PA
by cominfoyohead
All the stone was hand collected from my 1.2 acre property in NE PA
by cominfoyohead
18 Comments
Nice work
Beautiful dry stack, that’s hard
I thought you had a squirrel on a leash
Much better than I could do. Looks great to me
I thought you were holding a fishin stick until I looked closer.
I’m impressed you have that much quality stone on 1.2 acres, looks great.
You should be really proud of this. Hands down, fantastic job. Really pretty.
I’ve done set stacks several times and I’d be proud of this if I had done it myself.
That’s absolutely gorgeous! I’m absolutely inspired to copy you guys because I have zero ideas.
I’m in Southern California but I’m gonna look for similar styles. Great job!👏👍
Looks great!
Awesome work!😃🥳🥳🥳💪💪💪🎉😃
Looks very nice!
Stones look great, but how does that very tiny doggo walk up the steps!?
Absolutely great work. Any professional would be proud.
Looks gorgeous! Great work!
You may have to repair that once a year if you just dry stacked that stone on your flower bed. I did a flower bed almost identical to yours like 10 years ago and by spring time the ground movement and snow/ice would make it shift around and fall. I’m in Central PA so basically same weather as you. I decided this year to take it all out and try something new. I’m using pressure treated 2 x 12s and just built a regular garden bed with them. I’m goanna repurpose the rocks for a small pond. Good luck.
Was the stone cut?
You did an amazing job. It looks great from all sides!
Fantastic job everytime I go up north to families property I scavenge some as well