Rain makes gardens muddy—messy, dangerous, but essential for germination and plant survival. Paving stones provide clean, safe walkways without sacrificing garden moisture benefits.
Tilled soil + rain = sinking mud. Lawns allow grass walking; gardens don't. Paved paths don't need tilling—stable walkways.
Formal gardens: Round, square, rectangular stones—stepping stones or continuous walk. Informal gardens: Irregular shapes—flat surface with visual interest.
Install before rainy season; enjoy mud-free access all season.
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