Now the paths are taking shape its possible to see how this garden is going to look when finished - and its all good!  The Indian Sandstone paving, in conjunction with the contrasting sett detail, work to bring the garden together and this ‘harmony’ is reinforced by the brickwork of the steps edges and raised beds. Once the gravel is down that will be most of the hard landscaping done, leaving the lawns to level, firm and turf and the borders to dig over.  This is where things seem to slow down as there is less ‘big stuff’ to look at but we don’t slow down really! With the raised vegetable beds and all the planting still to do we will be on site for a while yet but keep dropping back for more images of progress.  The contractors on this project are www.brownie-points.biz.

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