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DIY & Home Improvement

shireen

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7. thanks for your comments

Reply to Wash. state Desk Jet (Reply #5)

Thu Oct 25, 2012, 11:42 PM

Oct 2012

I was worried about the digging, and your suggestion for a rotor tiller is a good one. But I looked online at the machine at HD's rental, and it looks really big! So I'm considering getting a small tiller for myself, something i can use to dig a small section at a time.

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advice for simple stone path [View all] shireen Oct 2012 OP

You're close jeff47 Oct 2012 #1

thank you! shireen Oct 2012 #2

sand is better than gravel in my experience NMDemDist2 Oct 2012 #3

thanks! eom shireen Oct 2012 #4

The pic. you posted is a traditional stone walk way. Wash. state Desk Jet Oct 2012 #5

thanks for your comments shireen Oct 2012 #7

Before you buy a tiller if that is what you are going to do Wash. state Desk Jet Oct 2012 #8

lovely! fern Oct 2012 #6