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Old April 16, 2015   #1
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Well I have my soil for my beds now. I have a question, Do you put it in Level or mound it to allow for shrinkage, They are calling for rain on Sat. Thanks in advance, Beale.
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Old April 16, 2015   #2
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What did you get?
Anything is going to settle it all depends on what it is as to how much it will shrink.


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What did you get?
Anything is going to settle it all depends on what it is as to how much it will shrink.


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I got the 1/2 top-spoil and 1/2 Compost . Spent $200.00 One bed is done. To be honest I am worried about not having enough dirt, Beale.
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Sounds like a good mix I wish you well with your endeavors.
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Oh my Tomatoes will be here Middle of next week. Cash flow is very low! The trailer I had blew both tires! My dad is paying me back for those. It was a Long Monday!Beale.
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Sounds like you're on a roll with your garden. Don't plant yet - even when the tomatoes arrive. Let them get acclimated to your weather for a week or so, and get them hardened off. You'll be happy you did it.

One year we lost all of our tomatoes by one stupid mistake - hardening them off in the hot sun for only 1 day. Those were the days . . . . We had to buy plants and only could afford to buy 6. Good luck with yours.
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