Happily, my landscaping crew still arrived later in the morning. It rained lightly all day, as they worked, but they pulled on their hoods, and kept going.
Today they hauled up sand, and then compacted the path in preparation for laying the stones (click for a slightly larger view - this first photo shows a bit of the colouration of the stone, but I'll need to snap a closeup one day):


They also removed the grass and set the stones into the lawn, between the stairs and the new flagstone path:

2 comments:
This is going to be so pretty when done. Love the fact that you are taking a disciplined approach. I'm so impatient that I plant without giving much thought to what I'm doing. Then a year later I think... hmmm... I should have put this one over there...
A garden renovation is exciting; glad you're sharing yours.
It's always a big job but worth the wait.
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