Is there a structure underneath these stones to keep them in place?

TA Mac

2 years ago

Is there a structure underneath these stones or how do they stay in place...would this work with an area with winters?

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Paragon Landscape Management
2 years ago
Yes, they are set on a bed of rock screenings.
TA Mac
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2 years ago
Thank you for your prompt response.
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Is there a structure underneath these stones to keep them in place?

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