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Does anyone know of a good builder to build these retaining walls, in the Newcastle area.
Or a rough price if you have built something… water tank sight glass...Does your tank have a tap on it w/out a pump? If so, attach a small bit of hose that is as long as the tank is tall. Attach the hose to the tank and the other end hold… lisanne replied 22 January 2010 ago adding fence and automatic gateHi guys,
I would like to add more secure fence and an automatic gate to my house.
Anyone here know anyone in Perth that does this and what is an average cost?
cheers
Tai Retaining WallsMy pricing has been
$26.00 per post - for 45mm wall height
$14.00 per panel - 1170mm
Does this sound reasonable?… Lex replied 23 January 2010 ago What plants for here?
Avoid the Hebes in Melbourne because they will go yuck in winter, but if you don't mind that, then go for it Front & Back-Yard Design Help..I missed this thread
Have a gander at this and there is somewhere a tonne of info to get you started, the stickies at the top of the landscape forum and do a search on… So....what should happen next?D.A Irrigation doesn't need to be expensive. My dad just installed a very basic dripper/spray system in our backyard - 19mm black pipe… Engineering a retaining wall (Adelaide)You will need to find out how deep the access chambers are for a start... they will be servicing some sewer or stormwater utilities which you will be reducing the 'cover'… keen replied 24 January 2010 ago keenJan 24, 2010 10:48 am advice, idea's, anything....On a budget That is an expensive block of land there
As mentioned, lessen the slopes dramatic gradient where ever possible.
The front, start there so the neighbours… stackstone helpWell I don't know but I was thinking to do it yourself
But on second thoughts maybe you should find a brick paver with a cutoff saw. Retaining wall help...I am also new to this. We have a retaining wall just under one meter, and was told to do drainage with blue metal chips and egg… Snake replied 25 January 2010 ago SnakeJan 25, 2010 1:02 pm MandaJan 25, 2010 5:49 pm MacyJan 26, 2010 10:22 am Pool & Spa ExpoIll be going to the Sydney one! We have got 5 quotes for our pool already ranging
36k-50k and considering Im early 20's and partner is late… Gardening job…whoo hoo
I get te arthritis aches along the outside of my thumb up and into my wrists. My right shoulder is a shocker also. themax replied 30 January 2010 ago Manual weeding versus nuking with Zero?With regard to the new landscape getting done, it is for the very reason you described of having all the surface soil gone you are best advised to focus even more on… Questions when working on the garden bedyep, you are dead right
If you have a raised bed, (which by the way is a fantastic way to get a garden going and be more environmentally friendly ) , you don't want a… If that's the same kind of stuff known as granitic sand (or granitic gravel) around here, it packs down pretty solidly.… dave-Jan 31, 2010 10:28 pm Electric Lawn MowerStill doesn't change the fact that there are two types of mowers out there. One creates a beautiful finish to a turf and one just keeps the grass short.
The brands are… Weeds - and lots of themFirst things first. Get good mulch in and check the thread below for what to choose
Then section the areas of your garden and work on one at a time. Even if you allocate… dirt against brick wall...If you intend to back fill then you DO need to parge the wall.
Or you will be asking me or another in the industry of waterproofing to come fix the problem. turf costs
So Sapphire seed is easy to germinate too? Is it available, or like SW only in turf? what is this weed and how to get rid of itDon't worry about it. When you use a rotary hoe to prepare the soil it will mash it all up anyway. Then it doesn't get light and rots in the soil adding good organic matter "landscape package" help
Nope, Steve's doors are closed up tight
They only do native stock, mostly tubes and some 175mm pots.
Ellenby would be the better go.
Climber for front fenceWell the mix of productive and non productive may not actually be so different. The set up you suggest means the areas considered non productive are habitat creating…
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