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Old 10-18-2009, 09:09 AM   #1
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Way off topic:
I got some walk way refurbishing to do and other spring ideas for my place.
Anyone got some good web sites,for design ideas/repair ideas?
I've searched found some.
Just trying to cut to the chase and save some time.
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Old 10-18-2009, 11:09 AM   #2
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They're both for contractors, but they're good:

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My idea of landscaping is: cut all trees down, remove all bushes, flower beds, etc and plant grass right up to the foundation. I don't like to do landscaping.
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My idea of landscaping is: cut all trees down, remove all bushes, flower beds, etc and plant grass right up to the foundation. I don't like to do landscaping.
Cement front yard.
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Cement front yard.
My thoughts exactly!
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Cement front yard.
And to class that up a bit, have green slate tile installed over the whole thing. Add a few potted plants for green factor. Looks like Beverly Hills. No more yard work....

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