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bricks for garden pathway

21 years ago

Anyone know where there are red paving bricks at a resonable cost. I need about 600 or so. I have been watching for houses being torn down but so far not found any. Those bricks would have holes in them anyway more than likely. Thanks for any replies.

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bobbygil
21 years ago
You are right, more than likely the only ones you will find have the holes in them. I looked for awhile also. The biggest distributor around I think is on Pleasant hill by the Buford hill intersection. I went there and ended up getting 100 of them for free because they turned out to be a discontinued style. Might be worth a try
botanicat
21 years ago
A few years I got a few from the Plainville brick company which is located between Rome and Calhoun. I don't know if that is convenient to you or if they still are in business but you might find a phone number and call them. The small town is called Plainville I believe.
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good_gardening
21 years ago
Do you subscribe to the Farmers and Market Bulletin?

They will often have old bricks advertised for sale in there.

The website is www.agr.state.ga.us/mbindes.html

The subscription is free and it is published every two weeks.

Handy little paper.

Good Gardening!

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good_gardening
21 years ago
Sorry that site address is:

www.agr.state.ga.us/mbindex.html

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