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So got to the yard and couldn't see it.
Went to ask to be told that the quarry has gone bust local to us. But if you are north of Manchester you may still be able to get it.
Garden centres like a fancy name and it's always something gold. They may have some stock left. Take a little plastic bag of it with you and ask cause it looks different in the thick bags.
Otherwise the replacement of the stuff is grim and dull.
As also said, move what you have around. Base layer of the dull stuff with top layer of what you have.
Or make the sections contrasting.viral kindness .....kindness is contageous pass it on
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Cheslea2010 said:Lorian said:The b&Q Solent Gold are tiny 10mm stones so no good.
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I was looking for some gravel and took a load of pictures. Yours looks closest to limestone as per the photo below.
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ArbitraryRandom said:
is it possible to rake out some of what you've currently got and mix it in with the new stuff, then spread it over a wider area to blend? Rather than take the whole lot up IYSWIM?"My gardening illustrates my artistic passion with plants" - GreenBucket240
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