rockeries in English

noun
1
a heaped arrangement of rough stones with soil between them, planted with rock plants, especially alpines.
The gardens have been planted for year-round colour and include flowerbeds, rockeries , a water feature, a raised patio, a herb garden and two sheds.
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1. They make ideal dwarf plants for a wide range of usages including rockeries and containers.

2. Instead, rockeries and crazy paving abound and, after much tender loving care, a lawn has emerged triumphant.

3. 2 In the natatorium, many medicine-bathing pools are scattered all over like stars in the sky, but you may not find them, as they are hidden in the woods, flowers and rockeries .

4. Crocuses are easy to grow and immensely effective in the drab late-winter garden, looking good in beds or rockeries, and thriving in lawns or under trees where they naturalise readily, spreading by dividing their corms and also self-seeding.