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“speaking from the soil”
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October 3rd 2007
Preparing Raised Planting Beds
For gardeners who are considering building raised beds, the key is to make sure the soil in the bed is well-aerated. The sides of the bed don't necessarily have to be held up with bricks or wood (which are great slug and sow-bug havens), but can be used for planting. Make use of low-growing ornamental plants on the sides of the beds. All the vegetables, except the root crops, can also be planted right down the sides to the path.
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