I always think a well mixed mixture of 1/4 sterile topsoil, 1/4 sharp sand and 2/4 well rotted garden compost is good (also add a couple of handfuls of pelleted chicken manure). You will need to add more manure and some extra compost each year and replace the mixture every 3 years (dig it into the borders).
Alternatively you could purchase bags of a proprietary garden tub compost.
The best way to use triple phosphate or super phosphate is to build it into your soil. You can do this by mixing your soil in a mixing box or right on the ground. Start with 1/2 cup of phosphate per cubic foot of soil. You can also amend the top few inches of your flower or vegetable garden with it. It will create enormous flowers and fruits.
fill a box full of food,water,blankets, swiss army knife, pocket knife and so on.
Imagine a box 3 feet high by 3 wide and 3 feet deep. That is one (cubic) yard.
i think that the 2 main types of soil conservation are natural and man made. for example, a natural soil conservation technique is trees being planted along the line of loose gravel or soil. the tree's roots will hold the soil in place and help prevent erosion. a man made soil conservation technique is putting a concrete barrier along the edge of loose gravel or soil. the problem is not the fact that is holds the soil in place, but it is just as vunurable to weathering as the gravel is. overtime the barrier will weather away. the trees are able to heal themselves after weathering but the concrete, plastic, metal, or plaster barriers cannot repair themselves and require constant maintanance which will take both time and money. trees on the other hand need no maintanance and repair themselves therefore are alot cheaper and more affective then barriers. copy and paste this to your answer box for question 31 on submission 8 for envirnmental science.
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2.37 cubic yards of dirt is needed to fill an 8'X4' that is 24" deep garden box. If the box is filled 12 inches, the amount of soil needed is 1.19 cubic yards and that should be deep enough for most vegetables.
Properly prepared top soil would be better in a garden then peat moss. Peat moss is great for containers. I only use peat moss in my garden when I am planting a delicate plant, and I just use it to fill the hole.
No, becasue if you do that then the old litter that used to be there will get into the garden soil and you won't be able to plant anything.
You should have at least 12 inches of soil for root growth and plant stability. The rest of the height is simply for the gardener's convenience. In your box, that means around 1 cubic foot of soil. The rest is up to you. For instance, some gardeners use yard waste (leaves, pine straw) as filler; some use rocks. It depends on how sturdy the sides are.
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First you need at least a 12 in deep container to put the carrots in then you get top soil to fill it, i suggest a lose soil, water daily and keep in sun
18 cubic feet of topsoil Bob Richardson Orlando, FL 18 Cubic Feet, assuming the question meant 12" deep, which is more likely than 12 "feet" deep
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because it is important to fill a box with water at regular intervals
As long as there is no possible way that the boxes can get wet, a box for a dry location can be used. This includes rain or a possible soaking from a garden hose or sprinkler system. If there is a possibility then an FS series box will fill the bill for a waterproof box.
Worms play a big part in keeping the soil aerated , heathy and to some extent fertilised for plants, if there are worms in the soil it usually means you can grow a good garden. If you want an improved answer to this question, type into the answers box " what do worms do to help us".