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STEPPING-STONE PATHS
Garden paths, in general, can be a variety of widths, be made of many different materials, be curved or straight, plus serve many functions.
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There can even be hierarchy in a path system. For instance, a wider, even-surfaced path at your front door would be more prominent than a narrow stepping stone path in your backyard. This front walk could accommodate more foot traffic, have a safer walking surface (less trip hazards), allow snow removal, plus the size would be in scale as a welcome-mat of-sorts to visitors.
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Whereas a stepping-stone path (spacing out stones one-at-a-time) would be used as a secondary path to a special garden room, utility area, through a perennial garden or simply to reach a bench. These can be narrow or wide, plus formal or informal, while also allowing ground-covers or turf to grow between them. Place these where snow removal doesn't need to happen (ugh, not fun). |
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LET'S DO THIS!
I'd love to see the stepping-stone paths you create...either on the provided worksheet or in your garden! Tag me on Instagram or hit reply to this email.
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