In NYC, as many of our gardens were redeemed from rubble strewn lots, the garden paths are made from brick, laid into a sand or gravel foundation. If bricks are there, just for the asking, I can't think of a better, more permanent garden path. Years back, the brickwork paths of the famous and bulld ozed Adam Purple's Garden of Eden , was exquisite - A similar example of fancy brickwork and design makes up the paths of the 6BC Botanic garden (between Avenues B & C on East 6th Street on Manhattan's Lower East side This link will give you an idea of the breathtaking beauty of this garden - and incidentally, its brickwork: _http://www.flickr.com/photos/goggla/sets/72057594133336313/_ (http://www.flickr.com/photos/goggla/sets/72057594133336313/) Best regards, Adam Honigman Hell's Kitchen NY
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