January 18, 2008, Newsletter Issue #173: Using the outcrop principle

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Rock gardens are most practically constructed by using the “outcrop” principle—partially embedding a few large rocks in the soil to give the impression of more rocks under the surface. The outcrop system is possible with most types of rock, although rounded stones need a little more effort as well as a deeper setting in the ground to achieve the proper effect.

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