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what should i do? any ideas?
we are working on our yard and w ehave a low brick wall/planter about 4 bricks high going around the front of our home and previously roses were planted in them we are removing all of the roses we plan on planting more tropical flowers and palms since we are going with a tropical theme for our landscaping, we want to keep the planters but dont like the brick we dont want to tear it all out and re do it with something else we thought of painting the brick but changed our mind, so we were thinking about putting up some sort of facade to cover the brick like some other sort of cinderblocks or something with a top on it that will cover both the top of the cinder block and brick but i dont know………………………what ideas do you have for a facade that will fit our theme? we do not want to tear out the existing brick we just want ideas for a facade………………..
what about doing a mosaic with tile or gluing pieces of flagstone to the brick and “capping” the top with flagstone as well. You can glue flagstone or tile to the brick with landscape brick adhesive
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