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| {I made our hypertufa rock wall} |
Hypertufa is faux rock that you can make with ingredients that you can find at your local garden store. There are many recipes and projects around too. Some of the more popular projects include: rock walls, planters, troughs, tabletops, garden ornaments, stepping stones, fountains and water features. I made our "rock wall" myself and was able to make it rather inexpensively. Although it is lightweight, it has held up well - it hasn't crumbled or cracked in either the hot or cold temperatures. Here are some ideas posted by bloggers, please click through to visit their posts and hypertufa recipes:
Flea Market Gardening: how to make an easy stepping stone - with a nursery flat
9 comments:
I've been wanting to make these for years Heather...thanks for gathering all the great ideas in one place!
I love that rhubarb leaf - I've always wanted to try it. How long has your wall lasted in this damp climate?
Looks cool - love the rhubarb leaf most of all, too!
I've got to check this out.... thanks for the, um, inspiration, Heather! :)
what did you use as a form for your wall?
Ooooh I love that stuff!! I think I may try to incorporate it somewhere in my backyard. Thanks for the inspiration!
This is very cool stuff, and I didn't know it existed! Thanks for the introduction!!! :-)
Thanks so much for sharing my prject Heather! I really like the looks of the Hypertufa balls and I love the rock wall you made!
oh my goodness - how do I not know about this?! I love ALL these ideas and would love to try one or two. btw, thank you so very much for including my seashell hanging in your beach post yesterday! xo, diane
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