๐ ... coffee in hand and typing, looking out on ...... a clearing day. Some warmth will build in. Rain chance is small
follow up. maybe time is sobering, maybe reality is reality. the re construction on the flower bed structure, looks ragged. Now, I do intend to fill the gaps between the slabs. What with, well, its being considered. Options include aggregate [ varying sizes ], patio sand [ will harden slightly, polymeric sand which will set quite solid [ and cost $ 250 to 300 ] or mortar [ like in bricks or block construction ].
Cheapest is sand
Expensive is the polymeric sand [ easy to apply and sets ]
Aggregate can be a good choice but might need topping [ to limit air gaps ]
mortar is what they used to use and CURSE in big letters
I'm trying a garden baby carriage as a focal point or distraction, bought 15 years ago. Rusty and supposedly ornamental
- just a try for fit and suitability
" little by little, we meet in the middle .... "
For temporary or semi temporary cover, mulch loosely layered. Or garden fabric stretched over the opening [ anti - weed also ]
back from shopping at $ 170 [ way below are average of 220 ] at Metro