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Some of the most used materials for garden edging are brick, wood, stone, concrete and plastic. You should pick your material based on your budget and your aesthetics.
All garden edging performs three basic functions: They neaten the border between lawn and garden bed, provide a barrier against invading grass and weed roots, and hold mulch in the bed.
I need a qoute per meter for garden edging. I've got about 63m to be done.
Small piece of garden edging needed.
Project Overview This landscaping project aims to transform a fully paved -square-meter garden into a vibrant and inviting outdoor space. The design incorporates a lush lawn, large potted plants, a braai area, and various elements to enhance the garden’s overall aesthetic. 1. Lawn Garden Design Preparation: Remove a portion of the existing pavement to create space for the lawn. Ensure proper soil preparation and drainage to support healthy grass growth. Lawn Installation: Select a durable, low-maintenance grass variety suitable for the local climate. Lay sod or plant grass seeds to establish a lush green lawn. Edging: Install garden edging to define the lawn area and separate it from other garden elements. 2. Big Potted Plants Selection: Choose a variety of large, decorative pots that complement the garden's design. Opt for hardy plants that thrive in the local environment and require minimal maintenance. Placement: Arrange the potted plants strategically around the garden to create focal points and add height and dimension. Consider placing them near the lawn's edges, along pathways, or in corners. Plant Choices: Include a mix of flowering plants, shrubs, and small trees to add color, texture, and visual interest. 3. Braai Area Design Location: Identify a suitable location for the braai area that is easily accessible and provides a comfortable setting for social gatherings. Construction: Build a stylish and functional braai structure, ensuring it is safe and compliant with local regulations. Incorporate features such as a built-in grill, prep counters, and storage. Seating and Dining: Create a seating area around the braai with outdoor furniture that is durable and weather-resistant. Include a dining table and chairs for alfresco meals. Lighting: Install outdoor lighting to enhance the ambience and functionality of the braai area during evening use. 4. Beautifying the Garden Pathways: Create pathways using natural stone, gravel, or stepping stones to connect different garden areas. This adds structure and guides visitors through the space. Flower Beds: Design flower beds with a variety of plants that bloom in different seasons, ensuring year-round color and interest. Use mulch to retain soil moisture and reduce weed growth. Water Feature: Consider adding a small water feature, such as a fountain or pond, to create a calming atmosphere and attract wildlife. Decorative Elements: Incorporate garden art, sculptures, or decorative lighting to personalize the space and add unique touches. Conclusion This landscaping project aims to create a cohesive and inviting garden space that blends natural elements with functional design. By incorporating a lush lawn, large potted plants, a well-designed braai area, and various beautifying features, the garden will become a lively and enjoyable outdoor retreat.
4 hecters for yard vegetation cleaning
The project is on an estate currently under construction.
Start from scratch
Need grass cut and Weeds taken out in and around the house.
We currently have paving which the roots of trees had ruined, and we already removed the trees but not the roots. We want to remove the compelte paved area and add grass. The existing paving is approximately 40-50m2. Then we want to add about a 3mx3m area of paving. We have 3,5 garden beds which we want to ‘finish off’ We also want to add edging to the garden beds.
