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13 years13 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
Beam size for Cyclone Yasi reclaimed timber structure.

Yes bashworth looked at that site but couldnt see any beam size for timbers over 4.5 m..I need to know what size I need for a 6m span in a…

13 years13 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
Beam size for Cyclone Yasi reclaimed timber structure.

I live just outside of Tully and I've been scrounging quite a few trailer loads of hardwood scrap timber from a local Cyclone Yasi dumping ground..I was saddened to see…

14 years14 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
To kill kikuyu

Why not just do the job properly and pour a heap of sump oil along the fenceline...that will stop kike and everything else for quite a while.
The only real way…

14 years14 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
Landscaping Quote - Is it reasonable?

sheesh ...3 grand...thats nothing....the guy has to live.
I wouldnt get out of bed for a 3 grand job...sometimes just dealing with the client is worth more than that in the…

14 years14 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
Draining Clay

Hi Lissane,
Dont be sorry ! We just happen to differ on giving advice.
I'm sure you have acheived a thriving garden however the posts by "fiffaro" show that they dont have…

14 years14 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
Draining Clay

Forget the rotary hoe and unfortunately the Advocado's as well...they are one of the fruits that are the most intolerant of wet feet...
Either get some professional help or be prepared…

14 years14 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
Plant ID and banana Q's

Not so...I'm yet to hear of a banana that doesnt fruit...they all will given time and if they dont die or are cut down beforehand but the "ornamental" varieties have…

14 years14 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
Bamboo in the garden? From kitchen viewing window

Gracilis is a wonderful bamboo but still will grow to 6-8 meters in height and although its a very tight clumper the top can still spread to several metres which…

14 years14 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
Sealing a concrete pond

Thanks for that.
And its an interesting system...had no idea that trout grew so fast.
Scott

14 years14 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
Bamboo in the garden? From kitchen viewing window

IMO use any of the Bambusa multiplex varieties(keks alphonse karr are a nice one with yellow stems but I also like the fernleaf variety ),plant them into 45l bags…

14 years14 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
Show me your Garden!

Thankyou Kyiee..I joined up on photobucket.
We live in the north close to Tully so its nice to see a fellow queenslander on here and some familiar plants as well.
I posted…

14 years14 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
Show me your Garden!

Nice chunks of stone there.
We live on acreage as well and bought the place because of the natural beauty...creek boundarys on 2 out of 3 sides...national park at rear..and lots…

14 years14 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
How to reuse pebbles

Good advice.
I'd always use weedmat under the pebbles...although living in an area with over 4m of rain a year,lots of soil critter activity as well as near saturated soil means…

14 years14 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
Sealing a concrete pond

Pretty impressive setup there...mucho dinero indeed..
Though I'm not too jealous of the trout eggs...lol
Ok when you say to pre-wet the blocks do I just hose them down or actually sit…

14 years14 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
Sealing a concrete pond

Hi Onc,
I already have a barra pond,creek frontage and a couple of boats...so this pond will just hold ornamental fish.
I'm doing it from block to satisfy the criteria for a…

14 years14 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
Sealing a concrete pond

Thanks for the advice.
Is the crommelin product any better than pondtite and the sealers available from other companies...?
And also is it worth putting any waterproofer into the render mix itself…

14 years14 yearstropicalexoticstropicalexotics posted:
Sealing a concrete pond

Hi all..
I am building a concrete block fish pond/water feature with cement floor and was thinking of using a bondcryl mixed with my topcoat/render mix to seal it...
Does anyone have…

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