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Old 04-01-2011, 10:13 PM   #21
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We get a truckload of wood chips dropped off about every year and we just shovel those on to the back yard.
When we have our "work day" this Spring (expanding the fenced yard,) and after grading, we'll be doing 50% wood chips and 50% grass. Unfortunately, we had tons of rain last year after we moved in. The rain washed away the "erosion-control" wood chips which exposed the black weed blocker (which became a game of "what's that?!" for the dogs.)
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Old 04-02-2011, 05:53 AM   #22
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Old 05-01-2011, 01:44 PM   #23
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see that looks great, but I don't think my parents would like that in the yard...but hmm if I did red gravel there was a TON of it by the breezeway door so I could say I found it under the grass when the grass was gone lol

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I am also thinking of just extending my flat concrete bloth things (not cinder blocks but same size just flat instead of the holes, its like one of the flat sides) we put like 8 down by the breezeway door, if we put say 50 down it would probably take most of the yard, and it would be very easy to remove and still leave some grass...Abby poops mostly on the concrete anyhow, I think from her abuse she was not on grass before we got her
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