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Hi really new to gardening and want to buy some soil that is well draining, has sand, humus and pearlite in it with a ph between 6.5-7.5. But i am not sure what type of brand i should be using is this a general mix of compost or is it a special brand. Sorry there was so many options there i didnt know which to go with.

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Hi Mitch, you might struggle getting all that mixture from you local centre.

I run a nursery, and know for sure i would have to mix this for you.

Did you read about this mix?

What will it be used for?

Mike Easom


  
 

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