I have made a flower bed which i need to fill it up with top soil. I
built the flower bed on a site where the sod was laied out. Now I do
have quite a few lawn sods left from the building process. I am
thinking of use the lawn sods as fillers for my flower beds. However, I
am not sure if that good idea as it may cause problems for my planted
shrubs/flowers down in the road. What do you suggest? Is it a good idea
to use left-out sods for the flower bed?

thanks

FardinA wrote:
I have made a flower bed which i need to fill it up with top soil. I
built the flower bed on a site where the sod was laied out. Now I do
have quite a few lawn sods left from the building process. I am
thinking of use the lawn sods as fillers for my flower beds.
However, I am not sure if that good idea as it may cause problems
for my planted shrubs/flowers down in the road. What do you
suggest? Is it a good idea to use left-out sods for the flower bed?

thanks

Your question makes no sense to me.

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Travis in Shoreline (just North of Seattle) Washington
USDA Zone 8
Sunset Zone 5

On 6 Jul 2005 08:53:01 -0700, "FardinA"
wrote:

I have made a flower bed which i need to fill it up with top soil. I
built the flower bed on a site where the sod was laied out. Now I do
have quite a few lawn sods left from the building process. I am
thinking of use the lawn sods as fillers for my flower beds. However, I
am not sure if that good idea as it may cause problems for my planted
shrubs/flowers down in the road. What do you suggest? Is it a good idea
to use left-out sods for the flower bed?

thanks


Stack the unused sod upside down. It will decay to a very good soil
for the flowers.


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Charles

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