Kenneth Elwell wrote:Douglas, the weedy nightmare you describe is in fact another mode of the second "modern" block that Josh Hoffman posted a picture of.
I have seen that block marketed under the name "TurfStone", and seen it in-situ in a municipal park. The idea being that one can create a hybrid lawn/pavement, that from afar looks like lawn, and will support vehicular traffic. It is permeable, and protects the grass in the cells from compaction or "wagon ruts" from traffic.
Judith Browning wrote:The areas with this surface are in a low stretch along a very small creek that must flood the road frequently so I assume it's a method to stabilize the road.
Greg Martin wrote:I know that here in the northeast we don't typically tap trees less than 9" in diameter, preferably at least a foot, for the health of the tree. Having said that, sugar maples are everywhere so we might be on the cautious side? I assume the same advice would go for box elders too?
Samantha Lewis wrote:Voles? These cute little guys?