Yes that was the name , trying to remember back 10 years ago. Thanks they were all over the back yard , could not go out the back with out walking on one. I felt sorry for her dog.
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Yes that was the name , trying to remember back 10 years ago. Thanks they were all over the back yard , could not go out the back with out walking on one. I felt sorry for her dog.
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Originally Posted by LandyAndy
Andy
That's a fantastic effort. I'm surprised you have time for anything else. How are the corrugated sides on the beds held together?
Larger than normal tek screws,they were second-hand too from the tip recycle shop;);););)
There are cross braces inside the beds,some tek screw heads popped when I filled the beds,most didn't.None have collapsed and they are 4 years old now.
Andrew
Ta. Is there flashing or similar in the corners holding it together?
He's the shire grader operator ..................... "flashings" are all the white posts he knocks over. :p:p:p:p :wasntme:Quote:
Originally Posted by rar110
He can't need that many. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by BMKal
Good old Caltrop... friggin nastier than bare feet on a floor full of Lego..
And it grows like mad.
Nope,dosent seem to need them.There is a guide post in each corner.Quote:
Originally Posted by rar110
Andrew
We are going PVC Brian,they are much more resistant to graders.Unless you tear them out of the ground they stand up again.Quote:
Originally Posted by BMKal
The squatters get much more than the grader drivers with their seeding equipment!!!!
Andrew
Was in Bunnings today.
They have upside down tomato planters.You put 15L of potting mix in them and watch the plant deal with gravity:cool::cool::cool:.
I bought 2,going to try tomato in one and cucumber in the other.
They are $5.95.Had a quick look n Ebay,much dearer there.
Worth a try,will keep the crawlies out and negate stalking,at the end of the season you could put late plants undercover.
Andrew