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[miniaturerockgardens] Re: [[miniaturerockgardens] Digest Number 14]

From: Tim Chavez <timchavez@netscape.net>

Vickie, Don't do it, your making us hurt just thinking about that much work.
Placing the tires is going to take a phenomenal amount of work already, as
well as moving sand in and around them. Consider painting the front of them in
camaflage schemes with oil paint. Nothing will stick to a decaying old tire
for long, but its the fabrication time of all those troughs as well as their
weight that will stop you. I've been 5+ yrs building a 10 x 40 foot slope with
rocks in it, Tires will take a while to set too, you'll be tired of setting
them and soon. My guess is its best you don't discourage yourself with a
gargantuan task like that. 
But keep up the ambitious spirit. I want to see the that garden and a picture
of your proud and happy face when you finish it.
Tim Chavez [semidisabled gardener in Wichita, Kansas z 6][I can walk ok unless
I have been gardening or lifting.]

Vickie wrote
Has anyone tried old tires...


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