Decorative aggregate for garden

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  1. Dragon Tyke

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    one drawback with bark is that it attracts woodlice.
     
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    Full of nutrients for little birds :)
     
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    suppose so.
     
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    Thanks for that, there’s a lot of cats around us annoyingly so I’m glad now that the bark was out of stock when I tried to get some!
     
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    Do cars pee on it as well :)
     
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    I'm surprised at that, because you don't come across as a shouty person at all.

    Get well soon. :D
     
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    No, I just felt like complaining about them ;)

    Good spot will edit.
     
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    Thanks for the offer it's appreciated but I'm nowhere bear the stage of actually doing anything yet, I'm still at the 'my garden looks crap and I need to do something' stage.
    How does the plum slate look in situ though? Would you put the same down again or go for a different colour?
     
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    Think it looks alright. Complementing some grey indian stone
     
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    Sounds nice does that. My neighbour has grey Indian stone and it looks really nice. Actually I think he's got plum slate too but I can't see it from my house I just get the feeling I've seen it once somehow
     
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    Love that. Looks brilliant
     
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    I've to buy more cobbles to go all the way round, l think the dogs ate some. :eek:
     
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    Your dog is too cute to do anything like that
     
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    Do these pictures help?

    20200717_090250 (Medium).jpg 20200813_195722 (Medium).jpg 20200813_195731 (Medium).jpg
     
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    Ants too
     
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