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Pebble LandAfter taking a survey around my yard, keeping in mind that the growing media must be easy draining, easy for the roots to anchor and neutral ph I guess. Grow Media Choices ( photo / image / picture from KK Ng's Garden ) The first one 1 is Laterite which is the most abundant around and it is free. Number 2 is Granite which was left over from the time I had the house renovated when I bought it. If I want to use it I guess I had to buy it. Number 3 is River pebbles, nice to see, nice to feel but it's expensive. I had some left over when I made my pond a couple of years ago. Pebble Land ( photo / image / picture from KK Ng's Garden ) Yes, laterite is the best choice for me and I know excatly where I can tons of it for free. Pebble land here I come! Ready to go! ( photo / image / picture from KK Ng's Garden ) I can get it in my yard but I do not want to leave a big hole in it, so with the necessary tools in my faithful Chariot I headed out to pebble land. It is just round the corner from my house. The weather was really hot and the sun was scorching when I arrived there. After circling around awhile I parked at a spot that I thought where the peebles look nicer. Got down and walk around for awhile to further inspect what peeble land had to offer. Rest Area! ( photo / image / picture from KK Ng's Garden ) It was really burning hot and I quickly headed back to my Chariot to shield myself from the sun. While shielded from the sun, I thought to myself that all the pebbles here are same and they were everywhere. Took out the shovel and wanted to gather the peebles that were shaded by the Chariot. Berfore I can start the sun was covered by passing clouds and I quickly decided that the pebbles over there looks nicer and straight away I headed there with the shovel to gather as much as I can before the sun reappear. Strange indeed, the grass always look greener on the other side. This blog entry has been viewed 560 times
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Hi KK,
Haha!!!Ha!! Nice one there Jerry!
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