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Gary’s Construction Anecdotes

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For your convenience, here are some of the articles I’ve written on my landscaping and contruction experiences. As usual remember: I’m just a guy who has done this work for myself, once. This is just my experience, so do more research before you start. I welcome any comments or updates that anyone with more experience might provide. Cheers!

Table of Contents

Deck Construction: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3

Great Grass: Laying Sod | Walking on New Sod | Five Reasons to Fertilize Your Lawn

Composting: Why? What?

Fence Construction: Posts and Holes

I hope you find this information useful or entertaining. If so, drop me a line by leaving a comment here or in one of the articles. I’m constantly on the lookout for new projects, so if you have any ideas for me to do and then write about, pass those along, too.

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