<!--quoteo(post=286497:date=May 12 2008, 10&#58;54 AM:name=zebra)--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (zebra &#064; May 12 2008, 10&#58;54 AM) <a href="index.php?act=findpost&amp;pid=286497">&lt;strong&gt;QUOTE BELOW&lt;/strong&gt;</div><div class='quotemain'><!--quotec-->Andrea... that&#39;s awesome - what an awesome present from your loved ones and then the fact about the old stone... wow&#33;  How are you enjoying the final product?  Have you started planting yet?<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd--><br /><br />Thanks, it is great.  I will have to get some pics. of the flower bed <b>and</b> figure out how to load them online.  I Love the bed.  <br />We have a long concrete front porch, 60 ft. long running down the front of the house, 8 ft wide.  Jerry built the bed running along the front of the porch to the front door.  About 22 ft. long. He ran out of rock there, had just enough to get to where the walkway turns to the door, perfect&#33;  Couldn&#39;t had planned it better.  Would LOVE to carry on down the rest of the porch with a flower bed but have NO idea what that sandstone would cost or it you could ever find any that would all match it in size since this stone come out of an old abandoned home place. It was part of the fireplace so one side of the stone is scorced a little.  I love the stone, it has character.<br /><br />I haven&#39; got anything planted yet, don&#39;t know what.  the bed will get full morning sun as it faces east. Then about 12:00 there is a tree that will start shading about 1/4 of it.   <br /><br />I love old stuff, never realized until now I guess how much...<br /><br />Andrea