This front garden in Bobcaygeon, Ontario, takes advantage of the fact that the very thin layer of topsoil sits on massive slabs of rock.
A ditch in the front of a garden doesn’t look like a ditch because rocks have been used to advantage.
River 4
This front garden in Bobcaygeon, Ontario, takes advantage of the fact that the very thin layer of topsoil sits on massive slabs of rock.
A ditch in the front of a garden doesn’t look like a ditch because rocks have been used to advantage.
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