Hey brother! I found your video and I just did this myself bro after following your video instructions! thank you brother for sharing your knowledge to the inexperienced.
Quick question... what did you end up using to set the pavers in? I was looking online, did not see "Sand & Cement" like what was use on this video... How did it turn out? We are about to do about the same project at home, but it is more for a walk path.
When I heard you say "sand and cement" I thought you were talking about two separate things until I saw the bags. Here in the U.S. sand and cement is called Portland Cement. Looks amazing!
Probably the best explained step by step video I have ever watched man! Spoke well, made us simple instructions with everything needed to understand to get the job done, Great Aussie video!
Been thinking about paying someone to do it for me. That looks Beautiful. I'm into giving it a go. I was told to put sand under the weed mat. Thank you so much for the tutorial!!
Kudos to you for the dry pour! I'm a huge fan and built an entire staircase dry pouring. Your edging technique will be implemented this weekend at my house! Thank u!
Easy and beautiful! I believe an non-expert like me would mix the cement in a recipient before laying on the floor. Your method saves a lot of time. Thanks for sharing.
I must say you've made this look really easy and like I can actually do it too! I have always been intimidated to try something like this because of the levelling and thinking i would fudge it up but this looks easy enough so might try it! thank you!
Wow, the edging looks fantastic! Excellent step-by-step video -- thank you for posting it! This will be the model for a summer project for me. Although not being a professional like you, I can safely say it will probably take me more than half or three-quarters of a day. LOL. :) I appreciate you taking the time share your approach to this project.
I have a vision for my small backyard in my new house, I’m definitely not gonna do it on my own because although I’m going a simple route, I still need to get the entire surface leveled while allowing drainage to the pre routed drain path. But I love this touch, might run those rocks with small desert plants to survive the Vegas weather
Thanks a lot, Bill for this very informative and easy to follow video. This has given me great confidence to embark to do some gardening jobs as I am retired now. God Bless you. Your explaining method is great to follow.
I would have laid the blocks on Sharp Sand and raking in just a couple of bags of cement then wetted the back of the stones and sunk them in, looks expensive, great video
Stone/pebble mulch looks good for one season only. Dirt, pine needles, leaves and weeds will accumulate, and is quite difficult to get out, especially around plants. Every spring I have rake the stones back and forth to loosen up the debris, while hubby uses a leaf blower to blow everything out of the bed.
I’m just about to construct a house so will be needing all of these gardening tips and tricks available! At least it will be a blank canvas to begin with
We women like to do construction in garden but takes hours for Home Depot people to tell you about the use of material and we need like in cooking shows write the name of material we need if you can give an idea of prices too would helps tons thank you so much 😊
thank you...learnt a tip...only thing i would have done differently is to install the weedmat underneath the blocks and vertically stick it in against the house wall...because grass always finds a way through a small crack 😊 and when you get rid of that grass by pulling it it lifts the mat and displace the stones...but to each their own way is their way😁 but i am thankful for the tip in the dry placement...
D TheDad Ground heaves and settles as it freezes and thaws which can cause edging like this to crack. Once moisture gets in, repeated freezing and cracking it again and again until it falls apart. We generally dig down further , add a good layer of pea gravel to help any moisture run off. We also reinforce any concrete with rebar or mesh, even on a small project like this to help keep it all together.
As someone who has edged for thousands of hours, this video makes me love edging even more
Finally! Someone that simplifies this process! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
You’re welcome 👍
I was planning to pay someone to do this in my garden.
Not now, now im going to do it myself, thank you
purpose of this video 👍🏿👍🏿
Hey brother! I found your video and I just did this myself bro after following your video instructions! thank you brother for sharing your knowledge to the inexperienced.
Quick question... what did you end up using to set the pavers in? I was looking online, did not see "Sand & Cement" like what was use on this video...
How did it turn out?
We are about to do about the same project at home, but it is more for a walk path.
When I heard you say "sand and cement" I thought you were talking about two separate things until I saw the bags. Here in the U.S. sand and cement is called Portland Cement. Looks amazing!
Good to know... I was thinking the same thing. I've always heard ppl using mortar for this. Sand and cement or Portland cement sounds easy..
Probably the best explained step by step video I have ever watched man! Spoke well, made us simple instructions with everything needed to understand to get the job done, Great Aussie video!
you just blew my mind with this technique. Thank you so much!!!!
Amazing! Watching this video helped me edge to perfection with less difficulty. I haven't edged like this in ages!
Been thinking about paying someone to do it for me. That looks Beautiful. I'm into giving it a go. I was told to put sand under the weed mat. Thank you so much for the tutorial!!
How’d it go?
Kudos to you for the dry pour! I'm a huge fan and built an entire staircase dry pouring. Your edging technique will be implemented this weekend at my house! Thank u!
The pavers make a nice neat border for the shrubs and the white stones make the entire area pop.
Looks amazing and the tip about put it down dry then add the water later, great tip!!
Love the choice of gardenias. Got them lining the path leading up to my verandah with camellias so there's always flowers blooming year round.
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Never seen a little string level like that! Very cool! 👍💯⚖️
Really clean work! 👍👍👍
Looks great classy and sophisticated.💯💯💯
Easy and beautiful!
I believe an non-expert like me would mix the cement in a recipient before laying on the floor.
Your method saves a lot of time. Thanks for sharing.
Wanted to install some pavers at my new house, just showed me how to do it the easy and simple way. Thanks
Awesome Bill, the cement hack is excellent, saved me from pre mixing in my wheelbarrow and the horrible clean up. Excellent
this looks easy enough to do it's well explained and organized..AND it'sfrom an Aussie! Thanks very much!
Thanks Bill! Now I know what to do with the side of my garage.
Thanks Bill, gave this a crack last week, came up a treat
great video.....easy to understand and no complicated explaining...straight forward....!!!!!!!
So simple and best method I have seen so far. Top man
I must say you've made this look really easy and like I can actually do it too! I have always been intimidated to try something like this because of the levelling and thinking i would fudge it up but this looks easy enough so might try it! thank you!
Gardening is satisfying!
Wow, the edging looks fantastic! Excellent step-by-step video -- thank you for posting it! This will be the model for a summer project for me. Although not being a professional like you, I can safely say it will probably take me more than half or three-quarters of a day. LOL. :) I appreciate you taking the time share your approach to this project.
I love edging to this comment
Great hearing familiar tone over this equally great DIY instruction. Thank you.
It’s the white stone that makes it look so fantastic
He must have good weather where he lives . His grass is phenomenal.
That was a very good presentation. It was easy to follow and looked good. Thank you.
This looks expensive, judging from the amount of cement but looks worth it. It really looks lovely tho thanks for the tip😍
Good job bill, going to be giving this a crack myself to spruce up my front garden edge.
So nice and easy to do Bill and boy what a difference it makes to street appeal
Love your stuff billy always making it nice and easy for the diy’ers
Thanks, this channel is to simply help people and save their money 👍
Thanks for the sand and cement tip. Farken legend!
You’re welcome 👍
Great video and fantastic job! Thank you Bill.
I have a vision for my small backyard in my new house, I’m definitely not gonna do it on my own because although I’m going a simple route, I still need to get the entire surface leveled while allowing drainage to the pre routed drain path. But I love this touch, might run those rocks with small desert plants to survive the Vegas weather
Awesome job
A really good-looking job Bill.
You sir are an absolute legend!
looks awesome ..............tried your system works a treat thanks dude
This looks fabulous❤️There’s a lot more work involved than one would initially think but the result is worth it
Remember nothing in life that is worthwhile is easy
Thank you for video!!!! Did path border by myself!!!
De Plans Look Great
Thanks a lot, Bill for this very informative and easy to follow video. This has given me great confidence to embark to do some gardening jobs as I am retired now. God Bless you. Your explaining method is great to follow.
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Looks great brother!!! Thanks for posting!
You’re welcome 👍
His lawn sure comes out easier than mine does! LOL
Water it it’ll become softer and comes out easily
yes water it night before project 👍🏿
No kidding, my rocky/clay compacted yard is awful in northern Virginia.
@@brandonfox8540 I'm sitting on corral rock. Lol. I can't do this without severe back pains lol
Looks amazing!! Well done. Thanks for giving me some inspiration for my own garden x
From Steve. I learned a lot from you Thank, thank you very much.
I would have laid the blocks on Sharp Sand and raking in just a couple of bags of cement then wetted the back of the stones and sunk them in, looks expensive, great video
Wow that's beautiful.💯👌
جميل جدا ورائع....
More than wonderful
Very helpful and informative,thank you. Love from Manchester UK 🇬🇧💖 got to build my wall now.
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Thanks to your video I laid my pathway up to my house. Very simple way of DIY paving
Unreal!!!!
4:30 and hope it don't rain 😝
Great guide though I might just use this!
Thank you very much for video you answer all my questions.
thanks brother!
Superb job and demo Bill. Thanks for sharing from the UK.
Great work. I think I'm going to borrow this look for the edging around my screen enclosure. Thanks for sharing!
Stone/pebble mulch looks good for one season only. Dirt, pine needles, leaves and weeds will accumulate, and is quite difficult to get out, especially around plants. Every spring I have rake the stones back and forth to loosen up the debris, while hubby uses a leaf blower to blow everything out of the bed.
Agreed. Looks awesome now but it gets messy fast.
I just tiger torch it in the winter after the fall leaf drop. Wet it first or after wet weather
That is true especially the white gravel or rock
Did you use landscaping fabric for weeds?
Thank you for posting, love
I’m just about to construct a house so will be needing all of these gardening tips and tricks available! At least it will be a blank canvas to begin with
I’ll have plenty more landscaping videos coming 👍👍👍
@@billshowto thanks bill! I can’t wait for them they will be a huge help
I loved watching this video
This looks great. Love it especially for A DIY
It’s look like you’re not doing this for a first time 😉good job! Thanks for this video!
Best video ive seen on this topic. Thanks for the help
This looks so nice! Thank you for this easy tutorial.
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nice use of space.
We women like to do construction in garden but takes hours for Home Depot people to tell you about the use of material and we need like in cooking shows write the name of material we need if you can give an idea of prices too would helps tons thank you so much 😊
lol
Excellent tutorial.
This may take me a week, but I am up for a challenge for my gardens sake. Thank you 😊
Exactly what I've been searching for with easy instructions. Thank you!
Pretty good 👍 thanks 😊
Good job. I'm about to plant a hedge but want to also lay a mow strip.
Thanks that was helpful.
You’re welcome 👍
beautifu video,its crystal clear explanation from beginning up to the end,.
Keep making videos 👍🏼 great job .
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So nice !
Very nicely done...
Thanks for posting
This was very instructive, thank you.
you got so killa knowledge mate.
Te quedo muy bien. Gracias
I love this video, don't like anything blocking windows.
Love your presentation Bill - Great work ...
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Looks beautiful flowerbeds 🥰
Great tutorial, thank you for sharing 😍😍
Excellent job. You’re a perfectionist. Love your work
You’re welcome 👍
That made a huge difference. Loved it!
Wow! You make it look easy buddy. Brillaint work 👏👏👏👏
Thanks 👍
thank you...learnt a tip...only thing i would have done differently is to install the weedmat underneath the blocks and vertically stick it in against the house wall...because grass always finds a way through a small crack 😊 and when you get rid of that grass by pulling it it lifts the mat and displace the stones...but to each their own way is their way😁 but i am thankful for the tip in the dry placement...
great video thankyou I will do it this way from now on
Great job!
Perfect
Well done
I LOVE it! Thanks! I'm using rocks instead of blocks. But will manage
awesome .. sand&cement
Brilliant! Thanks
This was Dam amazing
Really good video thanks Bill. Know you don’t have the frost issues to deal with as I do. Loved the look and use of misting the cement.
How does having frost change things?
D TheDad Ground heaves and settles as it freezes and thaws which can cause edging like this to crack. Once moisture gets in, repeated freezing and cracking it again and again until it falls apart. We generally dig down further , add a good layer of pea gravel to help any moisture run off. We also reinforce any concrete with rebar or mesh, even on a small project like this to help keep it all together.
@edover50 do you put gravel before the leveling sand?
Beautiful!. I will do this this summer. Thanks
Love your vide. Thanks Bill🙏
Very good now i know what to do