Alternatively, reuse the bags to make compost for your garden. Add green — lawn ... Place an empty soil or mulch bag inside a large planter, fill it with water (check for leaks) and rooting ...

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As similar as they may sound, "garden soil" and "potting soil" are different. Learn when you should be using one of these ...

First, you would need a large amount of vinegar to move the pH of a large garden ... the help of soil bacteria. To apply granular sulfur to soil follow the recommendation on the bag by soil ...

I stumbled upon a few large garden pots at a salvage shop just in ... I bought the plants that I wanted to include, and a big bag of soil, and I was good to go. Or so I thought.

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Garden columnist ... two really large pots to place around my pool and want to plant a hibiscus in each one. But now I realize it will cost a fortune to buy enough potting soil to fill the two ...

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