Rock Garden Designing

• Making Path - Start your alpine garden from the garden-path. Outline the path by spraying water-based spray adjusted to the environment. It is better to choose bright color so that is visible against the soil. If you don't find the paint accurate then put some dirt on it and then re-spray. Then spread stones sequentially but unlike each other in a balanced fashion. While doing this, have a view of the picture at small intervals so that it gives you an idea whether it is giving a natural look or reforms are yet to be done. When you accommodate large stone anywhere dig a hole and then keep one edge buried to give an assumption that it has been buried for long.

• Peruvian lily (Alstroemeria)- zones 7-10, will give your garden a cheerful look.
• Yarrow (Achillea 'Fireland') -zones 4-8, without any effort, it will give you variety.
• (Pennisetum)-zones 8-10 gives your garden dynamism by its height.
• Dietes (Dietes vegeta) - zones 9-10, keeps glowing all the year around.
• Peruvian lily (Alstroemeria) - zones 7-10, gives a colorful view though not all-pervading.
• Dietes (Dietes vegeta) - zones 9-10, brings bliss in scorching plants

• Building the Path - After placing the plants you can make the marginal line of the garden path by digging the soil and implanting the flagstone. You need to bury into the soil only half of the rock. The best method is to first lay the stones see the view from different angles and then dig it. As a finishing touch you can spread two-inch gravel over the soil and plants to prevent the growth of weeds. Be careful not to spread too much gravel, as it will be difficult for you to move and can sink on the stones.
  By now your garden is on the rocks and enjoy the lofty feeling roaming on it.