…start digging. Stockpile your topsoil so you can use it to landscape…
…with a mixture of good garden topsoil. Do not use potting mixes or peat moss. These are too light and will…
…and fill the container with topsoil within one inch of the top…

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…Create a planting mix by combining 1/3 yard soil, 1/3 peat moss and 1/3 organic matter, such as composted cow manure…
…good planting mix can be created by combining one-half good topsoil with one-half of a formulated tree and shrub planting mix…

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…them on their sides in a wood carton. Dig up flower bulbs, brush off soil and label. Store bulbs in a bag or box with peat moss in a cool, dry place for spring replanting. Remove any attached hoses and store them away for the winter to prevent cracks…

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…backyard level. I was told to use topsoil to fill it in but that would probably take over 100 cubic yard of topsoil. I am just wondering if there is…
…perhaps I can top it off with good quality topsoil for the last 6 inches. Thanks.

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…the holes; this provides good drainage and encourages healthy, thick root development. (You can add a bit of compost, peat moss or sand to the soil to promote drainage, as well). Once frost has settled in, cover bulbs with a blanket of mulch to protect…

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…The right ground covering depends on region, climate, and the plants that need protecting. Good organic mulches include peat moss, wheat-free straw, bark mulch, or wood chips. Mulching protects roots and prevents rapid fluctuations in soil temperatures…

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…has the planting mix, or light weight peat moss which works, too. If you want to…
…pots absorb water from the mix or the peat moss and draw it into the plant roots. …
…big pots. Buy a plastic bag of moist peat moss. Punch several drainage holes in the…

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…phosphate, and adds very weak, diluted liquid fertilizer at each watering. Most bagged potting soil is vermiculite, peat moss, composted forest or agricultural products, peat sedge, occasionally lime, and fertilizer components, often manure, inorganic…

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Neech7,Sometimes you can find an excavating co. that will give away dirt that would not be used because it would be considered dirty.In otherwords,this dirt would not be used for the top eight inches.This dirt might contain broken sewer pipe,glass,roots,chunks of asphalt and cement.

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