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I need to retain about 2- 5 gal buckets or so of a roughly 3/4 inch grade of what I believe is a Sedona Red (obtained from Chandler Rock). Clean, very attractive. The REST OF IT is completely FREE to whoever helps me simply scrape off the site & then hauls the rock away (It is an off red or orangish color--one of their more popular, I believe). I have maybe 250 SF or so of this at probably at least 2inches thick...
I am scraping 3 areas to put in a wood chip mulched area so
… ContinuePosted on March 8, 2010 at 8:33pm — 3 Comments
This was originally set in motion previously by a legislator who visited Brad Lancaster's Rainwater capturing development but I thought I would forward this new March 1st article in azcapitoltimes. Although we receive less frequent rainfall in Metro Phoenix, we certainly should be applying these same methods. I'd give Brad and his accomplices a pulitzer--I just think that work is so important.
Posted on March 3, 2010 at 9:49pm — 4 Comments
Eradicating some more of my gravel rock garden area in favor of a more natural; cooler wood chip section. Anyone know where I may obtain either of these items ??
Thanks !
Posted on March 1, 2010 at 11:46pm — 3 Comments
I wanted to let everybody quickly know I exchanged emails with Dr. Chalker-Smith about 4 weeks ago where she referenced this new, soon-to-be-released sustainable gardening publication of hers.
Linda is the author of the informative publications: "The Informed Gardener" and "The Informed Gardener Blooms Again." I purchased the former upon it's release and it is a great resource. You can obtain more information and also pre-order
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