This plant is an evergreen perennial and is a lovely addition to any garden. It has long, lamb’s ear-shaped leaves that are silvery sage green in color and that are fuzzy like an actual lamb ear.

Rock garden plants can grow “in the crummiest soil you can think of,” he said. Put them in some premium Black Gold potting soil and they’ll die. “That’s not what they want,” Cretin said.

Plants also perform well in containers and make a wonderful addition to rock gardens and open woodlands. Dragon Prince™ Cryptomeria is a compact form of Japanese cedar.

This little evergreen perennial plant will soon spread to form a low-growing mat of foliage and colorful flowers in a modern rock garden. The silky hairs on the leaves make them look silvery ...

Use River Rocks Not all rock gardens require large boulders. Here, landscaper Ryan Hart (@rhart303 on Instagram) uses river rocks in various colors and sizes to add texture to a lush garden.

It is the perfect rock garden plant with its evergreen-like foliage that slowly creeps over rocks and trails down the rock face. Thyme comes in a variety of sizes and fragrances.

There are so many wonderful rock garden ideas that will enable you to create a beautiful rockery – however big or small your garden. Adding a rockery is one of the best backyard landscaping to ...

A rock garden requires, first and foremost, rocks. These rocks can be of all sizes, from large boulders to fine gravel. Mt. Cuba studies biodiversity in area nurseries. Need a break?

Gardening Cemetery plants, evergreen trimming, and pardon the caterpillars: This Weekend in the Garden Published: Jun. 26, 2020, 7:33 a.m.