Planters are often over looked and ignored because of their lack of creativity and style. I'm sure that you have noticed a natural stone planter before and commented to yourself "now that's a good looking planter, I sure wish that I had one". Chances are, the planter that you saw was created by Fast Lane Construction, Inc. Natural stone is a great choice when it comes to creating a one of a kind planter. Natural stone will not chip, fade or peal, it also comes in a variety of shapes and colors as well as textures with distinct features.

    This planter was built using Pennsylvania blue flagstone, and was installed in a dry stack pattern. This planter is located in the front yard of a home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in Collage Park, Florida..

   This planter is located in the front yard of a home in Collage Park, Florida. Pennsylvania blue flagstone was used to create this circular stone planter.

     Pictured below is an Example of a bold new style of Dry Stacked stone called "The Olsen Wall" named after Tom Olsen Of Collage Park, Florida.

     This planter was created using Tennessee Flagstone in a dry stacked pattern with vertical accent pieces. 

     Natural stone retaining walls create a functional multi level landscape as well as adding great curb appeal to any home.