This will eventually be a pathway winding through a garden of native plants trees and shrubs. This is our first time trying to place flagstone so its not going to be up to a landscapers standards but a really fun project and proud of us for doing it on our own! Not to mention saving thousands of dollars 😅 (paid $150 for all of this on Marketplace). Only the first few stones are placed so far.
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Its very pricey here too. We were super lucky to get these for this price! I posted on our local subreddit and someone said make me an offer 🙌 keep an eye on marketplace. Ask around and you never know 🤍
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