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Glebe · Sydney City

Glebe Matilda Buffalo Installation

Approximately 25 m² of Matilda Buffalo fitted around stepping stones in a planted Glebe garden, keeping the existing path and borders in place.

Completed Glebe garden lawn with Matilda Buffalo around the stepping-stone path
Glebe · completed installation

The starting point

What the yard needed

Project details

Suburb
Glebe
Approximate area
25 m²
Turf installed
Matilda Buffalo
Completed
October 2026

The property

A stepping-stone path runs through a narrow garden between established planting. The lawn links the paved area with the garden towards the street.

The finished lawn

The completed views show fresh turf surrounding the stepping stones and meeting the paved edge. The path remains visible through the new lawn.

Matilda Buffalo installation underway beside the stepping-stone path towards the Glebe home
InstallationMatilda Buffalo installation underway beside the stepping-stone path towards the Glebe home

Creating the new lawn

What we did and how it came together

What we did

  • Lay Matilda Buffalo through the garden
  • Cut the turf around the existing stepping stones
  • Fit the lawn beside the planted borders and paving

How it came together

  1. 01Work across the exposed soil beside the path
  2. 02Lay and cut the turf around each stepping stone
  3. 03Complete the lawn along both sides of the garden path

The project in photos

The lawn through installation and completion

See the work in progress and the freshly laid lawn.

Partly laid Matilda Buffalo beside stepping stones and planted borders in Glebe

Installation

Partly laid Matilda Buffalo beside stepping stones and planted borders in Glebe

Completed Matilda Buffalo fitted around the stepping stones towards the Glebe home

Completed

Completed Matilda Buffalo fitted around the stepping stones towards the Glebe home

Completed Glebe garden lawn with Matilda Buffalo around the stepping-stone path

Completed

Completed Glebe garden lawn with Matilda Buffalo around the stepping-stone path

What made the difference

A useful idea for a similar yard

The key takeaway

Keeping an existing path can give a small lawn its shape. Careful cutting lets the turf follow the garden without changing its layout.

Caring for the new lawn

Use the stepping stones to avoid walking on fresh turf and check watering around the individual stone edges.

Planning a similar lawn in Glebe?

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