StoneHeartFarm
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Did you put any landscape cloth (geofabric) under it to keep out weeds? Or don't you think that will be a problem?
SHF
SHF
Brick patio advice needed...
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gerard
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Heed what DOCHERB said about using the right "brick". bricks from a chimmney are not suitable for a paving project, especially if you're anywhere that ever gets freezing weather. "Pavers" are designed/fired for pavement use and are denser. My brother did a walkway with regular brick and they were disintegrating within 2 years. Be a shame to go through all that work only to rip it up and do it right in a few years! (Of course maybe if you're in Florida you may be ok........
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SHF,
No fabric. That’s one of the things with the sand, nothing grows. The whole yard is like fine beach sand. I do get a lot of ants though.
No fabric. That’s one of the things with the sand, nothing grows. The whole yard is like fine beach sand. I do get a lot of ants though.
StoneHeartFarm
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Paul,
I've got a lot of sand. Stuff still grows. Just not grass. /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif
Lots of spindly weeds with great big roots, though.
SHF
I've got a lot of sand. Stuff still grows. Just not grass. /w3tcompact/icons/crazy.gif
Lots of spindly weeds with great big roots, though.
SHF
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Yup, I got that, but the brick, and the ants keep most of that at bay./w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif
