A river rock yard can be stunning: use ¾–1½ inch rock as the main groundcover, cluster large boulders as accents, and create "rivers" of ½ inch pebbles for pathways. Add large maroon pots with cacti and succulents (agaves, aeoniums, aloes) for color and hummingbirds. This low-maintenance, non-traditional design thrives in heat and reflects personal style. No rules—make it yours.
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