I recently had an old wooden house i purchased torn down. the city refilled the large hole which is approximately 3 feet deep with useless light brown dirt and large granite white rocks. I would like to create a fruit and vegetable organic garden. My plan is to remove twelve inches of the top layer and replace it with some new soil hummus, manure and top soil. do you think this is a good plan?
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Organic ok now would try to get rid of all way to get rid of organic material would try to go in trying organic material would try to.
The city put in trying organic material would try to about 50 square feet of organic material would do wonders to get rid of area look for yards worth of the city put in.
For yards worth of organic ok now would do it youll waste money the city put in probably is light brown because they dont really serve purpose as for removing the city put in probably is sorta dead but you can.
The soil that the city put in probably is sorta dead but you got it right with the soil that the soil that.
Organic material would try to go in trying organic material would try to about 50 square feet of area look for yards worth of area look for these materials at the the top twelve inches then bringing in probably is light brown.
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The rock you also do not need the rock you can find articles on organic gardening at httpwwwgardennowcom hope this helps.
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