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Ten Views of a Rock
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Stone Care
Once the stone has a patina, you need to maintain it.
Dry stones: practice "
oils
" method every quarter
Stones with a patina obtained by spraying water need to be sprayed on an ongoing basis.
Garden-displayed stones: during very cold weather, cover stone with sheet to prevent freezing, cracking
Garden stones in suiban with water: during very cold weather, turn suiban upside down or remove water from suiban
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