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Sat, Feb. 27th, 2016 05:53 pmTanks are expensive =/ Clearing the space is expensive =/ Pavers are expensive =/
So I've come to the conclusion: what if screw pavers? What if I just make the baby's tears go all the way back? The pavers alone are between $600 and $1000, just for my tiny little 10 square metres, then it's another $100 for delivery on top of that, and I haven't gotten quotes for installation as yet, but judging by what other garden-related labour has been getting quoted at, I'd estimate another $500 for laying the things...
Baby's tears are free. They like shade so they'll probably be happier under the veranda than down this end. I've found some jolly pretty pavers, but geeze, $1500 for a 2x5m patch of ground =/ I could buy a lot of plants for that. Plants are going to be the cheapest part of this whole operation.
Screw pavers.
So I've come to the conclusion: what if screw pavers? What if I just make the baby's tears go all the way back? The pavers alone are between $600 and $1000, just for my tiny little 10 square metres, then it's another $100 for delivery on top of that, and I haven't gotten quotes for installation as yet, but judging by what other garden-related labour has been getting quoted at, I'd estimate another $500 for laying the things...
Baby's tears are free. They like shade so they'll probably be happier under the veranda than down this end. I've found some jolly pretty pavers, but geeze, $1500 for a 2x5m patch of ground =/ I could buy a lot of plants for that. Plants are going to be the cheapest part of this whole operation.
Screw pavers.