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Kare, it's the 12" Castlewall stone on this link. 2nd picture down

Posted by Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz) Mar 12 '09, 10:50

that's the garden wall I'm installing with the Castlewall caps on top.

http://www.oldcastleeaston.com/oldcastle_retail_guide_walls.htm (www.oldcastleeaston.com)

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I'm building garden bed walls with urbanite -- nm - zeitgeist Mar 12, 11:07 1
- urbanite? photo?? -- nm - kare Mar 12, 11:14
very cool. those look neat with some trailing plants. :) - kare Mar 12, 10:56 7
- *blank stare* - Will Hunting Mar 12, 10:58 6
  - yeah, i haven't seen any edgers that i think would work. i think we're going to install a path to the shed and around the side of the house, too. - kare Mar 12, 11:09 5
    - I am not a fan of those broken rock lookin things. -- nm - Will Hunting Mar 12, 11:11 2
      - love 'em. :) do you know what you're going to use? lay concrete? -- nm - kare Mar 12, 11:14 1
        
        Wood. Wood decks have a larger allowable size under our HOA rules. -- nm - Will Hunting Mar 12, 11:17
    - a french drain UNDER the flagstone path (rocks in between the stone) is my brilliant plan. his yard has drainage issues. -- nm - kare Mar 12, 11:10 1
      - We put a French drain through the middle of our back yard because the drainage was so poor. Added some river birch and a really bad corner and every- - TWuG Mar 12, 11:14

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