My wife and I just purchased about four hundred square feet of flagstone pavers. I am not the construction worker type but I am learning how to be a do it yourselfer. We live in very temperate San Diego so the cold weather is not an issue and in SD earthquakes are not a real concern for us either. At first we thought of just putting in gravel and sand and laying them on top but the more I have read it sounds like it really needs to be in at least a mortar/sand mixture and definetly grouted. What do you think? I will choose a best answer and will probably spend a lot of time taking your advice in my backyard!
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