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22-05-2006, 01:49 PM
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Improving Drainage on Allotment
My allotment has a severe drainage problem so I'm building raised beds,
which I hope will help. As well as manure and compost, I want to add something else to improve drainage. It's clay soil. What should I use -- pea gravel or sand (builders sand?) or something else? Thanks. |
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