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Thread: Garden Edging - mucked up ?
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5th July 2007, 12:25 AM #16
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Thanks everyone.
I had another crack at levelling the edging. I actually levelled it horizontal and it doesn't look too bad!! The lawn does slope a bit but it's certainly not a dodgy job, and it slopes in a natural way. I might (eventually) try to compact the higher bits of the lawn - but not overly fussed.
Might try the advice of smaller plants along the edging to distract the eye a bit...
I'll send through a pic once I have completely layed the edging with concrete etc... Hopefully that will be Sunday...if the rains keep away!!
....and i'm not too hungover
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