Our most recent project wrapped in El Cerrito this week. A small narrow concrete walkway was re-placed by this lovely curving Connecticut Full Range flagstone. A large landing area serves as a step out from the driveway and an access point from the sidewalk.
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Before |
Another lawn bites the dust! We sheet mulched and planted over the old lawn. The plants are a combination of native and South African low water and drought tolerant selections.
I will post updates on the garden as it grows and fills in more.
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