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26-04-2005, 12:36 PM
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Coarse Sand or Grit for clay soils
I have an allotment with a very clay soil. Plenty of muck and compost
helps but I believe that I need to add some coarse grit or sand to help break it up. Horticultural sand is quite expensive so can I use builders sand or is it treated with chemicals that would harm my soil and vegetables? Or has anyone got any other suggestions? |
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