Please help me as I am no good at this and I have no vision or experience! My garden is about 30 feet wide by 100 feet long. At the end is a large shed (about 20 feet side length). It is sideways on to the (rectangular) garden and sits on a proper concrete base. The shed opens onto a badly paved area which goes up to the fence. So basically the back slice of the garden is taken up with shed + paving, and is unusable for plants. In front of this area (i.e. between it and the house) is a lawn, with flower beds either side. But the back area with the shed is the bit of the garden which gets most sun. I plan to get rid of the shed, replace it with a smaller one (in the same place, but obviously taking up much less space, so it will only be sitting on part of the concrete base). All good. I can't afford to get the remaining concrete properly removed, so I was thinking that I could put down gravel across the remaining area (with proper underlay and some kind of retainer along the front), and then put in large pots or similar to grow herbs, fruit bushes, tomatoes etc there. I thought that was a relatively economical way of doing it. But now I am realising that the gravel will be a problem for the shed door opening, unless I have some sort of step or barrier, and that will be totally impractical for getting the mower (and anything else) in and out. So: any ideas of how to overcome this problem, or other ways that I can make this part of my garden (the best part!) useable, without spending really huge sums of money? The paving will be easy to remove (it isn't fixed) but the concrete is, well, concrete... Thank you in advance!