> If you mean those "Cherry Tone" timbers, I will warn you, they will rot
> where they come into contact with the ground. I built a raised bed garden
> using them and they begin to rot after two or three years.
I don't know what that is - the ones I mean can be had at Home Depot for about
$2 each. They are pressure treated and rated for ground contact (i.e. they are
not supposed to rot!). I have several about my place which have been used for
various things over the last several years - no rotting so far...
--Irate - charter member of DNRC
"Liberty lies in the hearts of men and women; if it dies there, no constitution,
no law, no court can save it."
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