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Site Supervisor doing the final checkThis was our first home, and we wanted to add our own curb appeal to it. We both loved the idea of using bricks and cactus. The look that a cactus gives is none short of eye catching. We wanted to follow the curve of the driveway with the way to keep with the shape, while adding in multi-level gardens to add a dynamic visual appearance. The varied heights not only create a captivating aesthetic but also allow for better utilization of space, enhancing the overall functionality of the garden. By integrating different levels, we could showcase a diverse range of cacti species, create depth and dimension, and offer an engaging experience. Additionally, the tiered design can help with drainage and sunlight exposure, promoting optimal growth conditions for the cacti.
Materials
Concrete
Bricks
Builders mix
Soil
Rocks
Timber
Charcoal bark
Weed mat
water
Bunnings Black letter box insert
Tools
Knife
Shovel
Concrete Saw
Concrete Mixer
Trowel
Grinder
Drill
Wheelbarrow
Rake
Steps
Step 1
Firstly we dug out all the agapanthus that was there to show what we had to work with.
Step 2
We then needed to add reinforcement to the neighbour's side of the garden to ensure nothing would fall or move.
Step 3
We then got into adding the steps to create the tired garden and the base for the garden bed.
Step 4
We then got tuck into creating the look we wanted for the gardens, with the bricks that we were able to source off market place.
Step 5
Once all the hard work was done, we could then add the cacti to the garden to bring it all to life.
Congratulations on your first home @ADJW24 and thanks for sharing your low-maintenance garden project with the community. We look forward to seeing a lot more of your handiwork in future. Please don't hesitate to post whenever you need a hand with a project or have something new to share.
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community.
Jason
