The Whispering Crane Institute
I am a Professional Landscape Designer, writer, lecturer, artist, and teacher. I design residential, industrial, and commercial landscapes; using both curvilinear and geometric themes. Adapting to the needs of the client and the site. The Whispering Crane Institute also provides seminars and workshops for those in the "Green Industry" from our World Headquarters in beautiful East Central Ohio.
Here’s some stove size and bigger boulders from a sand and gravel quarry.
Great color and character in some of these. The only drawback for this type of stone is the inability to grow moss.
Refridgerator Size
Okay just because I’m feeling generous here’s another:
More really big Stones
Some great character in those 3 foreground stones. Nice anchor for a wall or great wings on a waterfall.
My hope is to use this site to spread some info about the art and practice of Landscape Design. It is a very misunderstood profession; I do not cut grass like the next door neighbor's cousin who carries 3 mowers and a blower in the back of his truck.
I will also pass along comments on industry happenings, events, etc., and any maybe a few other adventures going on in my world-after all this is "my" blog. Thanks for stopping by and taking a look. Questions? Drop me an e-mail.
rick (at) whisperingcraneinstitute (dot) com
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November 17, 2008 at 12:31 am
Jonathan Burnett
Tell me a little about the inability to grow moss
disclaimer: I’m not a Scientist . . .