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Gardens - choosing the paving

 
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When is a path needed?

Paths are so functional that it's easy to take them for granted, but when well laid out they will improve a garden no end. A well-worn trail in the lawn is a sure sign that a path is needed and they are surprisingly easy to build. The time and effort involved will be more than repaid with a path that will last for years, as long as it's properly built.
 

Gravel paths
Gravel has long been a favourite path material but if cats frequent your garden, they may be tempted to use it as an outdoor litter tray. However,   all sorts of materials other than gravel, including chipped bark and broken slates can be used.


Brick Pavers Vs Paving Stones
When it comes to selecting materials, brick pavers are a great choice to create a good-looking patio that is also easy to build. They are much lighter to work with than traditional paving stones and simpler to lay as no cementing is required on a non-load bearing patio. Here we show how to create a basic basket-weave pattern but a number of different designs are possible. More complicated designs will require some cutting of the pavers.