We have a small split level garden. The lower and furthest bit, from the house, is the width of the house and about 14 foot deep and about 18 inches lower than the rest of the garden.
I had someone put a greenhouse base down, but it was not level. This was done quite few years ago. As we are both entering our sixties, we are looking for a very low maintenance garden. The base consists of kerb stones well cemented into the ground, with my attempt to provide a brick coarse to make a change from the original green house size to a new one that I have never erected.
My dilemma is...
Which would be cheaper, a dig out and put down barrier and decorative gravel, or put a decking over most of it to make it flat and useable? I think that the grand daughters would love it, as it catches the sun for most of the day, during the warmer months
There is a 7 by 5 foot shed to the left as you look down to the bottom and the grass there can be easily trimmed. there is a path that goes to a 6 foot high gate to the right.
If I did this, what would be the best way to keep the grass/weeds down under the decking if I take this route?
Dave