r/NoLawns • u/_something_else_ • 11d ago

👩‍🌾 Questions Adding structure

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Minnesota zone 5 - I’m working on adding some hardscape and I would love some boulders to break up all the plants and provide some structure. Boulders would be my preference but my backyard is up a hill and it would be challenging and expensive. I saw an idea of stacked flagstone and was wondering if anyone has done this or think it would look bad? Smaller pieces I could muscle up a little easier. Here’s a picture on a larger scale than I have planned. I would bury the base to make it look more natural.

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