A boring backyard
After our expansion of the house, the backyard became a dreary patch of land. At first we tried to liven it up with a tulip discount, but that hardly helped.
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Now it's finished!
The result: Now there are both flower beds, spice and vegetable land and a stone bench to sit and sunbathe on. In the corner we laid gray slate tiles with cobblestones on the edge.

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