Quality Artificial Stone for Pond Development
 

Granity wrote:
De1b0y;806549 Wrote:
I am a newcomer to this forum.
I am in the final stages of a large garden redevelopment project
(over 3 years since started). [Maybe I should post it's development
on a website once completed?]
I need lots of rocks for my new, large pond and small waterfall
(currently just a big hole and a large heap of soil) and can't afford
real rocks. I saw on the BBC Chelsea Flower Show 2008 programme a
garden in which the designer showed some artificial rocks which he
claimed would (and did) fool the judges. I have searched the web for
companies that might supply high quality artificial rocks without
success.
Can anyone on the forum recall the garden at the Show and/or know a
company that sells such materials?
Many thanks
De1b0y
Took 2 mins on Google

http://tinyurl.com/69ha8o

http://tinyurl.com/5scf68

Second link looks interesting. I wonder what the neighbours would think if
palm tree suddenly appeared in my garden! :)
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Pete C
London UK

Quality Artificial Stone for Pond Development
 

I am a newcomer to this forum.
I am in the final stages of a large garden redevelopment project (over 3 years since started). [Maybe I should post it's development on a website once completed?]
I need lots of rocks for my new, large pond and small waterfall (currently just a big hole and a large heap of soil) and can't afford real rocks. I saw on the BBC Chelsea Flower Show 2008 programme a garden in which the designer showed some artificial rocks which he claimed would (and did) fool the judges. I have searched the web for companies that might supply high quality artificial rocks without success.
Can anyone on the forum recall the garden at the Show and/or know a company that sells such materials?
Many thanks
De1b0y

Took 2 mins on Google

http://www.japangarden.co.uk/Buy-Art...cks-c-394.html

http://www.interiorlandscaping.co.uk/artrock.htm

Many thanks.
I am horrified at the prices.
Also, I was looking for some smaller artificial rocks for capping the rim of my new pond. These sites seem only to offer large rocks. At these prices it looks like natural stone would be better/cheaper for the smaller pieces and artificial for any large rocks.
Thanks again
De1b0y