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For over 30 years, Rose Restoration has been the expert in stone restoration. So, 15 years ago, we established our Historical Restoration division, to focus on fine stone restoration in prominent historical homes and landmarks. We take pride in being able to preserve our nation’s architectural history.
Today, Rose Restoration's Historical Restoration division has evolved into all aspects of exterior and interior building surface restoration and preservation. In addition to superior stone restoration, our services also include all aspects of building restoration, such as:
* Painting
* Caulking and Grouting
* Cleaning of Interior/Exterior Surfaces
* Tuckpointing
* Waterproofing
* Impregnating/Sealing of Stone
* Stone Replacement
* Restoration of Cracks, Chips and Holes
* Molding of Missing Architectural Accent Stone
Need historical stone restoration?
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Those tiny specks cast over the snow will increase plant diversity and add more blooms to the prairie restoration at Nicollet Island! Our ecologists scattered prairie grass and wildflower seeds there in January 2021.
Why seed prairie plants in the winter? These seeds will go through the cold cycles that they would experience naturally. And we had a perfect day for this task: Sunny and above freezing temperatures help the seeds melt into the snow, and the freeze-thaw cycles work the seeds down to the soil where they'll be able to germinate in the spring. The recent snowfall yesterday will help pack down the seeds, protecting them from being eaten by birds or mammals.
Photo by Alex Roth for FMR
Me and Amah at Descanso. One of my first attempts at retouching/restoration from 2006; I used the black and white image for a birthday card I designed for her. (Don't we all love my model leg stance?)
The walled garden in Luton Hoo - is part of an enormous restoration project mainly relying on volunteers. More later.
Info here www.lutonhooestate.co.uk/