After moving onto our land, we realized we had quite a bit of gravel, and by the look of the nursery escapee-sedums growing in it—we figured it could be a great future space for a rock garden.
Luckily there is a local chapter of the North American Rock Garden Society, so we caught up with Carol Eichler, one of their representatives to explore the Wurster Rock Garden in the backyard of Tompkins County Cooperative Extension, which serves as an educational rock garden featuring all sorts of rock garden styles.
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A Rocking ROCK GARDEN TOUR — Ep. 036
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