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I used all my garden compost up this month improving my soil in my flowerbeds but still needed more for planting out and for the front garden!! argh dilema!!

A quick search on the internet and i found a great supplier of really good quality compost online, if anyone runs out or wants a better quality compost than they can produce at home ie for lawn top dressing etc give http://www.thecompostshop.co.uk a whirl!!

The Compost Shop website is full of useful advice as well as offering a great nextday delivery service, strongly recomended.

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Compost Man wrote:

I used all my garden compost up this month improving my soil in my
flowerbeds but still needed more for planting out and for the front
garden!! argh dilema!!

A quick search on the internet and i found a great supplier of really
good quality compost online, if anyone runs out or wants a better
quality compost than they can produce at home ie for lawn top dressing
etc give http://www.thecompostshop.co.uk a whirl!!

The Compost Shop website is full of useful advice as well as offering a
great nextday delivery service, strongly recomended.

Compost Man


You might also check the phonebook for landscaping supplies. Locally,
organic compost cost around $25 / cubic yard or .729 cubic meter.
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I live in the mushroom capital in the world. I use certified organic
mushroom soil.

Great stuff especially if mixed with composted wood chips and leaves.


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I used all my garden compost up this month improving my soil in my
flowerbeds but still needed more for planting out and for the front
garden!! argh dilema!!

A quick search on the internet and i found a great supplier of really
good quality compost online, if anyone runs out or wants a better
quality compost than they can produce at home ie for lawn top dressing
etc give http://www.thecompostshop.co.uk a whirl!!

The Compost Shop website is full of useful advice as well as offering a
great nextday delivery service, strongly recomended.

Compost Man




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