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Dry streams are a unique, sustainable way to incorporate natural rock in a garden. We've prepared some stylish ideas to do that.

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What Is A Dry Stream Bed (Also known as a Dry Creek Bed) A dry stream bed (also known as a dry creek bed) is a landscape feature that simulates a creek or

Rain Gardens: Answering the Rallying Cry, “Slow it, spread it, sink it!” With climate change, we are seeing more rain coming at one time, more massive storms, more extended storms, and more frequent storms. Damage to homes and landscapes is increasing and it demands proper attention to our landscape design. And we know these past […]

in landscape ideas, drainage is needed. Excess water in a landscape if it cannot be disposed of properly will damage the landscape itself. So, among several drainage ideas for landscapes, you can apply a dry creek bed.

Transform your yard with DIY dry riverbed landscaping ideas that create a serene escape. These designs offer both beauty and practical solutions for managing yard water flow effectively.

From the Salton Sea to the east, and the expanse between near the Mexican border to the south and the Santa Rosa National Monument to the north, Anza-Borrego State Park has a number of interesting geologic features that can be seen with a little effort. Some, like Font’s Point require at times, four

Racing Rocks - Racetrack Playa, Death Valley 🏜️ Witness the mysterious moving rocks and their tracks on the dry lake bed of Racetrack Playa. A truly intriguing phenomenon in Death Valley National Park! 🧩 #NatureMysteries #DeathValleyExploration #TravelCalifornia

I really wanted to put a dry river bed here - eventually to go up the edge of the lawn as a border - but definitely down in front of the lower garden. I read several blogs about how to do this project (most claiming to do one in a weekend!), but I knew I would have to end up doing it my way…the way I always do it…on the fly!