When we finished installing a patio in our backyard, we were left with a lonely patch of grass in the back corner. It didn't really make sense to get out a lawn mower every week to mow such a small area; not to mention how awkward it would be to maneuver it past our patio set! More importantly, not using electricity to cut the grass - or water to keep it green - was the sustainable way to go!
Our solution was to install a dry creek bed and rock garden to replace the grass (you'll see how to build the rock garden in Part 2). There's nothing more rewarding than putting some sweat equity into building a sustainable garden - especially when the outcome is this gorgeous!
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Why did you not extend the cabinets to the ceiling . Shaker doors are easy to duplicate or c
Glass doors. I am asking as we are considering this in a home we are purchasing and would like an opi ion. Thanks. Do love the crown
Well done guys. You've done an amazing job. Great idea.
What type of moss and ground cover did you use?