Curved bark-chip path through a garden lawn
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Garden Path

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With a new Garden Path, there are numerous options that can be considered. For this project, our Customer did not want their Garden Path to follow a straight line, so in order to create a winding Path with smooth curves, we came up with the solution of using Aluminium Edging. A perfect material for this kind of job, as it is easily shaped and gives an attractive finish. See for yourselves in the following series of Pictures!

Excavation for a curved garden path
The start of the process, using our Mini Digger to excavate.

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Excavation for a curved garden path
01The start of the process, using our Mini Digger to excavate.
Excavation for a curved garden path
02The shape of the new Path is dug out.
Excavation for a curved garden path
03Installing the Aluminium Edging begins.
Compacting the base of a curved garden path
04Whacker is used to compact the base layer.
Curved bark-chip path through a garden lawn
05Curved bark-chip path through a garden lawn
Completed curved gravel path through a lawn
06The end result, an attractive, easily maintained Garden Path.

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