Garden pathways
From solid paver pathways to soft pea gravel paths that wind through the bushes and raised beds, choosing the right garden pathway doesn't have to be “set in stone.” Start small with your pathway designs. If you aren't 100% sure, go with a low-impact surface like mulch over heavy weed barriers and carve out your pathway. You can easily lay natural stones over the top, or pavers can be seated for more solid.
Over the years, I've learned that gardens are movable. Sometimes things come up that are unavoidable, or you simply need the area for something else. I remember my Great-Grandmother would plant her beds, decide she wanted more light or something else, then dig everything up and move it!
I like having paths that can be adjusted without the fuss. This is why I prefer softer surface walkways like pea gravel and inlaid stepping stones. I've moved my vegetable beds so many times!
This summer, I've decided to relocate my bed to a much larger area outside the gate so that I can grow more pumpkins and melons. So once again, I'll be starting over with fresh beds and garden pathways to construct. At the end of last summer, we decided to add a pool and a paved walkway to a lower patio. Which meant I needed to move my herb and tomato beds. I'm excited to see how this summer's garden will grow!
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