That sounds pretty

That would be a good deal to get it delivered.

See if you can open this thread:

The thread "Using Recylcled Glass as Mulch in the Garden" in Garden Art forum

Wow that looks amazing Sandi. It looks like shiny pebbles.

Thanks, I still have a lot to move today, but it's also watering day!

I need to water my garden after the wind calms down. All of the plants I watered yesterday are dry again

Cameron, this is what the glass looks like before it's washed. It's all unloaded, in the backyard, and now needs to be spread.

Sandi, I had never head of glass mulch either, I think that looks really neat.

Me, too.

Thanks, now if I could just get you to come spread it for me!

Bubbles said:Thanks, now if I could just get you to come spread it for me!

Debra, Sandi must be talking to you seeing as I live a little too far away.

My garden in the back looks so messy, I wouldn't be able to let you in! It takes me about a month to move and re-pot the pots!

I'm a neat freak in the garden, most everything is cleaned up already. Still have to get my pots ready, I can't plant the annuals until the 24th of May.

Its amazing the glass starts out like that.

It starts out as beer bottles! Some times, I'll find a tiny piece of a label. It really keeps the weeds away from the paths. The tumbling helps to dull the edges of the glass pieces.

Doesn't it absorb and hold more heat than a wood mulch?

I use it down behind our pond in a shady area. I've also used it as ground cover on succulents to hold the heat. It lasts twice as long as mulch. I don't think it's for everyone, just works for me.

That's so neat.

It doesn't look very shiny before the sand is washed but I've seen the after pictures so I know it is quite nice. I wonder if there is anything in this area.