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tombot1974
Growing in Experience
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I want to do this as a mini project. I have old wood to do it but dont know the best way as in brackets, nails glue or all three.Based on the pic is a ...

tombot1974
Growing in Experience
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October

Yeah Im just deciding if I put one Virburnum in a big pot then look at then just doing something along the fence as its all kinda messy there with gr ...

tombot1974
Growing in Experience
October

Thank you so much and thank you for the advice. Yeah, I was worried it would do exactly that so close to the house. Planter or large pot it is

tombot1974
Growing in Experience
October

And sorry to ask again, those Virburnums, would you put them in planters or a pot knowing how close they are to retaining wall or think they’ll be les ...

tombot1974
Growing in Experience
October

  Thank for that.. I worked out that I’d probably need a plant and possibly one of the ones you suggested to a height of about 2.7metres. That’s goin ...

tombot1974
Growing in Experience
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October

I can’t decide if I should plant a Lilly Pilly this close to the deck. I want the Lilly pilly to block some of the rain coming in to the side but worr ...

tombot1974
Growing in Experience
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October

Thank you for this. I assume the dirt underneath needs to be nice and compact (trench) before adding the mortar or doest matter?

tombot1974
Growing in Experience
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I am looking to create a barrier using brick because my front yard slops and I'll use the bricks (or alternative) as a raised barrier so that I can le ...

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Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
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October

Hi @tombot1974, Putting them in planters or a raised garden bed similar to the one I suggested would be a great idea. That will prevent their roots ...

mich1972
Kind of a Big Deal
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October

Good morning @tombot1974 Everyone has given you great advice and I absolutely agree with them. It’s not worth disrupting the structure of the house a ...

Bunnings Team Member MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
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October

Hi @tombot1974, To create a sturdy brick barrier for your crushed dust, start by digging a shallow trench along the area where the bricks will be pl ...

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tombot1974
Growing in Experience
1 reply
October

Yeah Im just deciding if I put one Virburnum in a big pot then look at then just doing something along the fence as its all kinda messy there with gr ...

tombot1974
Growing in Experience
October

Thank you so much and thank you for the advice. Yeah, I was worried it would do exactly that so close to the house. Planter or large pot it is

tombot1974
Growing in Experience
October

And sorry to ask again, those Virburnums, would you put them in planters or a pot knowing how close they are to retaining wall or think they’ll be les ...

tombot1974
Growing in Experience
October

  Thank for that.. I worked out that I’d probably need a plant and possibly one of the ones you suggested to a height of about 2.7metres. That’s goin ...

tombot1974
Growing in Experience
8 replies
October

I can’t decide if I should plant a Lilly Pilly this close to the deck. I want the Lilly pilly to block some of the rain coming in to the side but worr ...

tombot1974
Growing in Experience
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October

Thank you for this. I assume the dirt underneath needs to be nice and compact (trench) before adding the mortar or doest matter?

tombot1974
Growing in Experience
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HiIm looking at putting Lilly Pillys across the fence or at least close to the deck to help block a bit of rain as well as hide that fence.The issue i ...

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