Re: Plants around raised beds

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• Subject: Re: Plants around raised beds
• From: "* R* S* G* <N*@CC.USU.EDU>
• Date: Thu, 8 May 1997 09:02:20 -0600

Actually, I wasn't worried about THYME being too elegant in
the paths around my raised beds, it was the expense and
trouble/time of putting the nice paving stones around my
raised beds that I was questioning. :-)  I'm talking about
large slabs of slate or something, not small brick-like
pavers, which would be great but even more expensive and time
consuming to lay.

I like the idea of clover, but I worry about having something
that will be sloppy (muddy) when wet, plus I do want a surface
that is as amenable to wheelchair traffic (and my garden cart)
as possible.

Mint--well, that's a whole 'nother topic.... :-)

Cheers,

Nancy
Northern Utah, zone 4
nancyr@cc.usu.edu

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