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I don't know if this picture falls within the threads guidelines but in the case that it gives anybody an ideas on yard framing, it's worth it. The mulch around our little "dinner deck" is a rubber mixture from Lowes made of recycled tires and rubber products. It's easy to walk on and comes in a few different colors. BTW the area you're looking at is the result of 35 bags...…… Man, I wish they would pack them in bigger bags. Although!! I did use the plastic bags as an underlayment to stop any weeds or grass from growing through.I'm shitfaced and I have to work in the morning so you better appreciate this. Goodnight.
Sweet - actual redwood (some cracks) or is it Trex ?
Trex, and I've spaced the planks 3/8" apart for ventilation. I hate the side vents on some decks.. or perhaps just my dads old decks. He was a butcher!I've dropped two SD memory cards between those tiny spaces as well as numerous guitar picks and coins. Probably could have slipped that fkn pickle through there too.
@GravitySucks That, is actually a very nice song and who couldn't like a stand-up bass I actually paused Break On Through for it. And now back to Ze Doors.Not like you need it:: +1
From the book "American Honey Plants; together with those which are of special value to the beekeeper as sources of pollen" 1919I wish I had a plant like this. I love plants that attract bees.visitors can't see pics , please register or loginNo known copyright restrictions https://www.flickr.com/commons/usage/ Fat chance to get one of these to grow on the west coast. Apparently, they like to grow in the southeastern parts of the United States.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yucca_filamentosa
John Prine wrote a song for you and your wife.
The flowers are an important source of nectar and pollen for honey bees and bats. Bats are the primary pollinators of the night-blooming flowers.
visitors can't see pics , please register or loginSome star cactus blossoms from Cypress Gardens in...big surprise...Florida.