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    I have an area that id like to grow some veg in that looks like it needs a boost of something.Hard to explain.Its stony ground but that isnt the problem,it looks like it needs feeding i suppose.I dont know what to put on it.Is there a decent soil improver that anyone could recommend?Not too expensive.Its an area of approx 10 feet x12.

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    Well rotted manure?
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    • #3
      Hi Jilly

      I've moved your thread out of growing techniques.

      Please can you have a read of this guidance.

      http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...here_4846.html

      Thanks
      Last edited by zazen999; 26-03-2009, 09:04 AM.

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      • #4
        Would you have time this year to grow a green manure on it and dig it in after a few months?

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        • #5
          You should be able to get manure free from a local stables - you'll prob have to dig it and bag it yourself tho. If its not rotted enough, leave it in a pile to break down a little more... All depends how soon you want to use the ground i suppose...

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          • #6
            B&Q do biggish bags of what they call 'Soil Improver', it is made from composted green waste rather than manure. It's a good option if you have no access to manure. Also, you could try ringing up your local council and ask them if they sell their own compost, it's often much cheaper than shop prices

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            • #7
              thanks all,my local riding school has plenty free,but it looks as if its nearly all sawdust so will go down the local tip where they sell soil improver and try that

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              • #8
                all my manure has sawdust in it. i prefer it to straw as it is easier to work with. never had any problems with it
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