I thought a garden chat and photo thread would be a good idea.
This way, we have a space to share current pictures and discuss dandelions and other plants.
This way, we have a space to share current pictures and discuss dandelions and other plants.
hampshire schrieb:
Alternative: Reusing old masonry techniques
[ATTACH alt="A1BBCFA8-3311-4762-9328-DDEF38247747.JPG"]62565[/ATTACH][ATTACH alt="46A2F045-61F0-435B-931E-37C0D0677FCB.JPG"]62566[/ATTACH]Should it then be compacted layer by layer afterward? Will it eventually outgrow the masonry? I find it very attractive.
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hampshire15 Jun 2021 11:09OWLer schrieb:
Should it then be compacted in layers behind it? No, it is not compacted behind, as something should still be able to grow there, but there is drainage.
OWLer schrieb:
Will it then eventually outgrow the wall? That might happen in this area; on the larger walls, we planted wall vegetation (I don’t have a photo right now).
OWLer schrieb:
I find that very nice. Thank you.
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hampshire15 Jun 2021 17:35Germany 3 Points – today I would be very satisfied with that.
Schimi179115 Jun 2021 20:58Our initial attempt to make the slope accessible:
Boards will be added to prevent the wood chips from slipping. The slabs are quite thick and still need to be fitted properly.
The lawn is also growing well, although somewhat unevenly:
(the ‘grave’ is still subject to various improvements)
Boards will be added to prevent the wood chips from slipping. The slabs are quite thick and still need to be fitted properly.
The lawn is also growing well, although somewhat unevenly:
(the ‘grave’ is still subject to various improvements)
hampshire schrieb:
Admittedly, if I had done it myself, it would have turned out a bit rougher...Who do people usually hire to do this? And approximately how much does it cost?