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How Much Dirt Does my Raised Bed Garden Need?

November 25, 2019 by Steph Coelho Leave a Comment

One of the benefits of raised bed gardening is the ability to use your own soil mix. It’s a serious advantage for those stuck living in places where the soil quality is poor or where there’s no soil to speak of (e.g., those who have a concrete yard).  But how do you figure out how…

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The first warm stretch of spring weather flips a switch in the garden, and weeds sprint out of the ground like they trained all winter for the Olympics. Tiny green invaders appear in flower beds, vegetable rows, sidewalk cracks, and even that one corner nobody watered last year. Meanwhile, tomatoes still sulk in cool soil…

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