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Old 06-27-2010, 10:02 AM   #1 (permalink)
 
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For the soil in my yard, I dug a hole about 3x3x3, and filled it with a bag of "tirple mix" ( sphagnum, manure and peat compost mix), then I put a good handful of 20 - 12 - 14 slow release fert, and every 2 weeks, I water deeply with 20 20 20. They seem to be doing really really good....
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Sounds good. How many basjoos did you plant in the hole you prepared?
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For the soil in my yard, I dug a hole about 3x3x3, and filled it with a bag of "tirple mix" ( sphagnum, manure and peat compost mix), then I put a good handful of 20 - 12 - 14 slow release fert, and every 2 weeks, I water deeply with 20 20 20. They seem to be doing really really good....
Would love to know the progress of the planting/
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