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28-12-2008, 10:20 PM

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It's just been washed and graded to be a certain size. I often use cheaper gravels for planting schemes and wash it myself. Never had any problems.

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Originally Posted by Pete C[_2_]

Tonight, Tony Buckland was using horticultural grit on the top of some pots
of bulbs. What is the difference between this grit and any other
grit/gravel?

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Pete C
London UK

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