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Re: Plants around raised beds

Nancy,

Have you considered buying some concrete pavers?  They come in a variety of
basic shapes, are cheap and fairly large.  I'd think that the slabs of slate
would be more expensive...  Too bad I discovered this too late... I had some
really (hideous, to me) large pieces of slate in my foyer...we ripped that
junk out and are preparing to replace it with ceramic tile.  :-P  I hate slate
entryways...

You want something conducive to wheelchair wheels, eh?  Well, I'd think that
slate would be OUT, in that case.  It gets real slick when wet...

Lisa Lisa
who only likes slate as a component of pool tables or sliding-piles
::innocent grin::

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From:   Square Foot Gardening on behalf of Nancy Roberts, Statistics Geek

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.
<snip>

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