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provisional sown flower meadow

as I have already written once, it is probably precisely the "provisional" that gives it the very special charm. As soon as the lawn edging stones and other forms of common front yard design come, it will be different. Although you have already hinted at how you will still make it beautiful anyway. In general, my hair often stands on end when I sometimes see the result of the work of the so-called garden landscaper...... which is usually less due to the garden landscaper but rather the client - Really great to see here that NOTHING can be so beautiful!

there will be no lawn edging stones here. I didn't budget for that, instead these pavers will be used, which we have organized

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We will put the paths together from paving slabs themselves
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And this is supposed to be the doorstep stone:
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All these slabs we got from a farm demolition.. we'll see how best to use them. We also still have tons of field stones and old granite columns. I hope over the years we'll manage to create something nice. Nothing "industrial" should be used

We have now been living in the house for two years!

Day 13: 700 m3 of soil excavated and disposed of, perimeter insulation laid under the floor slab, 3 tons of steel installed, floor slab poured and basement walls erected. Prefabricated parts all fit exactly to the centimeter.

Oh wow. Have you done that before, or do you actually do it professionally? I, as an amateur, would never ever think of doing the floor slab myself. It’s after all not an unimportant component.

Oh wow. Have you done this before, or do you actually do this professionally? I as a layperson would never ever think of doing the base slab myself. After all, it’s not an unimportant component

Sorry, I may have expressed myself poorly. That was done. There will be plenty of DIY work later.