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Hard landscaping II-Prudhoe
December 3rd, 2020
Build at Prudhoe. We are using Asian sandstone for the patio and the paths. The paths drop to the patio using two sets of stone faced steps and the patio has a sloping wall on the west side and a capped stone wall to the north. The patio is surrounded by plant beds, two raised with new soil better than the original compacted clay to help the planting. We use Halls of Heddon a local plant competition gold medalist for quality and environmental credit.
Hard landscaping finished next week.
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