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the rock edging. I was planning on buying a couple of pallets of rock. Now my dh is only working 3 days a week :(
that is bad. bad bad.
so I am thinking about just using 'regular' rocks.
I don't know of anywhere around here to get those flat thin pretty kind,
I would really like to see pictures of the edges of your ponds and tips on how you covered the liner.
I do not like to see liner, it doesn't look natural at all of course.
Also I would like to plant pretty close up to the edge, how close have you cut your liner? On my last pond, I left a foot or so, but since I want to plant close, I thought about cutting it just 3-4 inches... does anyone foresee a problem with that?
I just need any advice and pictures about edging!
The only other thing is, I thought I could use a few temp rocks to hold things in place for a year or two and maybe dh's job would improve by then and I could buy some snazzy rocks like I was planning. But then again, maybe not?
agh! I don't know what to do!
Help me, I'm insane!
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