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help with landscaping.

JonathanAl · 2022-08-24 22:34:47

hello Folks, it's a largeish uneven site running slightly downhill from house to front boundary. There is an old well in the middle of site. I will surround this with grass. There will also be grass along one side of side boundary. I will need to kerb both areas. Question is, should I level and put in topsoil first to get…

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JonathanAl

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hello Folks, it's a largeish uneven site running slightly downhill from house to front boundary.
There is an old well in the middle of site. I will surround this with grass. There will also be grass along one side of side boundary. I will need to kerb both areas.
Question is, should I level and put in topsoil first to get an idea? Or should I kerb first. If I kerb first, how do I figure out the kerb level?

Thanks in advance

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#2 24-08-2022 10:47pm

minerleague

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Most places seem to level off topsoil close to finished before kerbing

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