Paths that you have to walk through the garden again and again, be it from the entrance of the garden to the terrace, garage or gazebo are always the same and can leave unsightly marks on the lawn if they are used constantly.
That's why you should consider whether you shouldn't provide a remedy and at the same time provide variety with a created path. Paths can be created in different ways, we would like to present three inexpensive variants here, which you can also lay yourself:
- Step Plates. These are laid at a comfortable step distance in a bed of sand or gravel, slightly sunk into the ground to make mowing the lawn easier. All types of stone or concrete slabs can be used.
- Gravel Road. A very simple way to create a path without changing the ground. Not always cheap, it just depends on which gravel you use. Essential: Weed fleece to stop weed growth.
- Mulch path. Creating a mulch path is even cheaper. Here, too, the subsoil does not have to be worked on, but should be equipped with a weed fleece. Caution: Mulch rots and needs to be renewed from time to time.