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Diana 10-02-2006 02:00 PM

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Hi I was wondering if anyone recommends a company who can deliver dirt
to my home. We want to start a large garden. New to the area. Moved due
to hurricane Rita. Thanks in advance Diana


deepeddygirl 10-02-2006 02:28 PM

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Geo-Growers is *excellent*! We've used them for over 5 years and we are
very pleased with their knowledge, which they freely share, and the
quality of the soil.

http://www.geogrowersinc.com/

Diana wrote:

Hi I was wondering if anyone recommends a company who can deliver dirt
to my home. We want to start a large garden. New to the area. Moved due
to hurricane Rita. Thanks in advance Diana


Treedweller 10-02-2006 03:12 PM

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On 10 Feb 2006 06:00:49 -0800, "Diana" wrote:

Hi I was wondering if anyone recommends a company who can deliver dirt
to my home. We want to start a large garden. New to the area. Moved due
to hurricane Rita. Thanks in advance Diana

Welcome to Austin. I strongly encourage you to go to the LBJ
Wildflower Center, where you can see native plants and find books
specific to gardening in our area. We sit on a huge mass of
liimestone, which means our soil is too alkaline for a lot of plants
you might want to grow. You can work really hard and make some
headway against all odds (bringing in your own soil is a nice first
step in this regard), but the limestone will always win eventually.
Or you could reist the urge to fight and accept what you now have, and
plant accordingly. You(r acid) will be assimilated.

good luck,
Keith

Victor Martinez 10-02-2006 03:33 PM

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deepeddygirl wrote:
Geo-Growers is *excellent*! We've used them for over 5 years and we are
very pleased with their knowledge, which they freely share, and the
quality of the soil.

http://www.geogrowersinc.com/


I second that, Geo Growers is awesome. Also recommended is The Natural
Gardener:

http://www.naturalgardeneraustin.com/

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john 15-02-2006 05:17 AM

Dirt
 
Others have mentioned Geo Growers. No problems there. I'd also suggest
Bert's Dirts as an alternative. They've always done OK for me. There's
also the 'Dillo Dirt site out at Hornsby Bend. All depends on how much
and what kind of dirt you're seeking. G'luck.

In article om,
"Diana" wrote:

Hi I was wondering if anyone recommends a company who can deliver dirt
to my home. We want to start a large garden. New to the area. Moved due
to hurricane Rita. Thanks in advance Diana


Victor Martinez 15-02-2006 01:55 PM

Dirt
 
john wrote:
Others have mentioned Geo Growers. No problems there. I'd also suggest
Bert's Dirts as an alternative. They've always done OK for me. There's
also the 'Dillo Dirt site out at Hornsby Bend. All depends on how much
and what kind of dirt you're seeking. G'luck.


I would not recommend Dillo Dirt at all.

--
Victor M. Martinez
Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM)
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