Re: Hypertufa... Ledges?
- Subject: Re: Hypertufa... Ledges?
- From: "Christopher P. Lindsey" lindsey@mallorn.com
- Date: Sat, 28 May 2005 21:01:11 -0500
> Okay, Chris, we will have to think about this idea. I like the plan to use
> the space under the ledge or mountain that you want to build. I wonder if
> the small stepping stones of concrete around 1.19 a piece would not be okay
> to use as ledges. The hypertufa does not last as long as concrete itself
> would last. Outside Nashville, TN there is a wonderful sedum that only
> grows on the limestone that is flat. It was blooming pink last week when we
> went to visit my mother. I can see making something like that but you would
> need several sizes of concrete pavers to make cervices for the plants.
Hi Nancy,
I was thinking that I could scoop out bowl-shaped depressions in the
slabs/shelves on one side to hold the plants -- kind of like built-in
planters.
You say that hypertufa doesn't last as long as concrete; how much shorter
is its lifespan?
Chris
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