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TRAILS TO A CURE 8Mile Trail Race ROCKS, ROOTS & OPTIONAL WATER CROSSING 3Mile Walk for those nonwilderness types In Memory of Steve Hancock Cockaponsett State Forest, Chester, CT Sunday, Sept 18,

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1. First, gather your rocks and arrange them in the desired location or pattern. Make sure to clean any dirt or debris off the rocks before placing them.
2. Next, prepare the roots of your plants by gently removing any excess soil. Trim any dead or damaged roots to promote healthy growth.
3. Once the rocks are in place and the roots are prepared, carefully place the plants on top of the rocks. Arrange them in a visually pleasing way, considering their size, color, and shape.
4. Fill a container with water and check the optional water resources available. Make sure the container has enough capacity to hold the necessary amount of water to hydrate the plants.
5. Slowly pour the water onto the base of the plants, aiming to saturate the roots. Be careful not to overflow the container or pour too quickly, as it may dislodge the rocks or disturb the arrangement.
6. Monitor the water levels regularly and make sure to refill the container as needed to keep the plants adequately hydrated.

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1. Landscapers and garden enthusiasts who want to create a visually appealing rock garden or incorporate rocks into their plantings.
2. People who live in areas with poor soil conditions or limited gardening space, as rocks can provide a stable substrate for plants to grow in.
3. Individuals who want to conserve water in their gardens, as rocks can help retain moisture and reduce the need for frequent watering.
4. Plant species that thrive in rock gardens, such as succulents, alpine plants, and certain ferns, which have adapted to grow in rocky environments.
5. Those interested in low-maintenance gardening, as rocks can help suppress weeds and reduce the amount of time and effort required for plant care.

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