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QuikCret Edging Quick!

Posted by pookiejean z9 TX (My Page) on
Sun, May 11, 08 at 19:39

I went on a recent garden tour and saw a vegetable garden edging was that a great idea. The owner had placed bags of QuikCret in a rectangular area to make a small raised bed. He had stacked the UNOPENED bags (offset) two bags high. As rain and moisture seeped into the bags, they hardened into concrete blocks the size of the bags. The paper packaging also disintegrated, leaving the blocks looking like stone. He had also taken re-bar and stuck two down into each bag (beforehand when the bags were soft) to keep the blocks from shifting. Using re-bar wouldn't have to be done, though. I thought "How cool!"


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RE: QuikCret Edging Quick!

cool


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RE: QuikCret Edging Quick!

Great idea

I suppose you could "repackage" the concrete to get other sizes and shapes if you wanted. Lunch bags and cardboard tubes come to mind (although double bagging or wrapping with newspaper might be needed to keep it more stable until the concrete sets up)


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RE: QuikCret Edging Quick!

I love this idea and I think I'll try it...I'll just have to find a permanent spot for it! Do you have any pic's pookiejean?


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RE: QuikCret Edging Quick!

cool


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