you could get some paving stones as well, home depot has them for $2 each right now.
my dogs have grass and the whole back yard.
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you could get some paving stones as well, home depot has them for $2 each right now.
my dogs have grass and the whole back yard.
Squeegee or pea gravel is the least abrasive.
Gates, with locks, are required on private school playgrounds. Liability issues.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stuart
Attractive Nuisance is the term you are looking for Ah Pook.
Pea gravel is what I've always seen used, it's small and smooth.
I would love to let my dogs run on grass in my backyard, however I have no grass just dirt. I wanna make a nice backyard, that is why the dog run is necessary so that the dogs don't mess it up during the growing of grass. My dogs pretty much stay in the house a lot of the time so I don't want them to get too dirty. I had no idea that dirt also makes their pads soft too.
Also where is the best place to get this river style rock or squegee from?
google plant nurserys or landscape supply.
Bring a truck or lots of buckets
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Originally Posted by Wulf202
I like the bucket idea![Weight]
Pioneer Sand & Gravel (they do deliver):
Here are their locations (including the denver area sites):
http://www.pioneersand.com/landscape...-locations.htm
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Originally Posted by Stuart
Last place I'd do business is Pioneer.
Aggregate 303-987-1234 x229
Talk to Renee or Linda
Asphalt Paving 303-279-6611 x 224
Talk to Sally