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I was given these rectangular sheet metal boxes (they may have been livestock / horse watering troughs), and the truck tire rim turned up from somewhere, so why not fill them up with the countless rocks the earth coughs up or I strike when I'm tilling the ground prior to planting more perennials / roses / bulbs, eh?

When I get about another 5-700 pounds of rock in there I'll feel comfortable filling the crevices in with soil and begin planting it with Sempervivums and other xerophytic plants. It'll be my own succulent berm, with nary a non-cold-hardy succulent to worry my pretty little head about.

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