Miniature rock gardens is for the discussion of rock gardening with alpine plants, saxatile plants and other low-growing perennials in raised beds, hypertufa troughs, or other types of containers. The unique focus of this discussion group will be towards those who are disabled and - or elderly with limitations that prevent them from creating large scale rock gardens. The tone of the list will be friendly towards all who join--disabled or not. This list will serve as an introduction to this fascinating hobby.
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With busy lives and more and more of us living in smaller personnal spaces because of population growth, Minature Rock Gardens can bring joy to those who care to try them.
A lot of readers are already familar with Rock Gardening and Scree Gardening. This list is for all of us, any knowledge you can bring to this group will be deeply appreciated.
The therapeutic value of Miniature Rock Gardens, for all of us, whatever our situation along life's Path is surprisingly health rewarding.
Apart from the stress relief and the therapeutic value of Miniature Rock Garden, they are an aesthetic work of Art, when you learn how to create them.
I look forward to seeing your participation on this list.
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Diana Pederson of The Enabling Garden is the Listowner of this.
Join and enjoy - cheers - Gary.
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