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Off we go to Jamerson’s in Appomattox tomorrow to order the stones. We are going to stack the thick Buckingham slates to make the garden bed walls, put down more landscape fabric, and use the white pebbles instead on the pathways. The pretty decorative stones I bought at B & M Greenhouse in Farmville will remain as accents in the pathway.
The flower gardens are our fall and winter project. I can’t wait to show you the progress!
Photos today are all fro
I just participated in Tootsie Time’s link exchange. Everyone’s swapping links to show off what’s blooming in their garden – how fun!
oh I can’t wait to see your finished path!!! keep me posted…and thanks for joining in!!!
you are lucky to have such a sweet hubby…
I am so excited for you to start your new project! Your Hubby gets a big “Green Thumb” up! LOL Can’t wait to see the progress. Take lots of pictures!
The stone project sounds like fun. We also did some stone work this summer. tough on the back but worth the trouble. I am sure it will look just beautiful. I will check back to see the progress.
Good luck to your new project Jeanne. Yea, having stones arranged as in the photo will pose problem as you had mentioned. Creating a little bit of interlock will somehow help a little bit, reducing the tendency for sand to be washed away. Cheers ~ bangchik