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Raised bed - soil / media
Hi,
Yes I know I should have set up my raised bed last Autumn to give the soil / manure mixture time to break down. However I am sorting it out this weekend and will be planting out in a few weeks. I'm in Surrey so no more frosty nights I hope. I already have some decent topsoil to use. Is it safe to add well roted manure?? Regards Brian |
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Raised bed - soil / media
"tvrchimaera" wrote in message Hi, Yes I know I should have set up my raised bed last Autumn to give the soil / manure mixture time to break down. However I am sorting it out this weekend and will be planting out in a few weeks. I'm in Surrey so no more frosty nights I hope. I already have some decent topsoil to use. Is it safe to add well roted manure?? exactly what I am doing now. I have built the raised gardens and am steadily filling them with nice rich worm infested compost and any supply of animal poop I can get. I have scavanged some stud horse poo free from the roadside but today found a riding for the disabled charity here in town with a massive pile of well rotted worm strewn horse crap. The stuff at the bottom is like soil. Help yourself they say all for a small donation. rob |
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