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| I use them as pathways on my veg garden. They compost down very slowly and eventually you need to top up - every couple of years now. They take a long time to compost but they do go eventually.
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| We have lorry loads of these delivered to our lotties and most people use them for paths. I don't touch them as I've seen a pile of them produce what looked suspiciously like honey fungus - although I've never been much of a mycologist so it probably wasn't. ![]() |
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