aquacaping

["Roger S. Miller" <rgrmill@rt66.com>]

An aquascape is a scene viewed under water.

Aquascaping is the act of making a scene viewed under water.

In our case we have limited the field to scenes that include live plants.
They may include other items; algae, rocks, bog wood, driftwood and so on.
I would like to limit the "other items" to natural materials, but the line
here can get pretty hazy.

Karen has already expressed a specific opinion about including silk plants
(specifically, silk poinsettias).  Do you suppose that she would extend
that opinion to plastic plants as well?  She has placed an emphasis on
gardening, and I don't think one gardens with plastic plants.


Roger Miller

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