Making a flower bed in the garden

In the last patch of wild soil in the garden, I decided to build a flower bed. Following the tradition of our gardening, I am making a flowerbed from wild stone. In 2 days I managed to bring in about 300 pounds of stones. This was enough to cover one side of a 7-foot long flower bed. I take the stone from around the garden. In summer this can be done since the ground is not frozen. I need about 300 more pounds of wild stones. When I finish making the walls of the flower bed I will fill the flower bed with fresh soil.

Wild stone has good energy. Working with wild stone is a pleasant part of rural life. Almost all the flower beds in our garden, with the exception of one, are made of wild stone.

And this is a wild section of the garden before the construction of the flower beds began this summer
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