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New Garden Drainage
Many thanks for all advice received. I will act upon asap and hope for
better soil in the future. Anne |
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New Garden Drainage
Mix in a load of manure and composted vegetation if you can. This will help
drainage and put a bit of nutrition in the soil. G "Anne Marshall" ] wrote in message ... Many thanks for all advice received. I will act upon asap and hope for better soil in the future. Anne |
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New Garden Drainage
Missed the start of the tread. But if the garden is at a new house, the
ground will have been compacted and the structure damaged by all the hardware used in construction. The digging suggested will need to be deep, of the 'double dig' type. Neil www.conceptgardens.com "Graham" wrote in message ... Mix in a load of manure and composted vegetation if you can. This will help drainage and put a bit of nutrition in the soil. G "Anne Marshall" ] wrote in message ... Many thanks for all advice received. I will act upon asap and hope for better soil in the future. Anne |
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