but no i did not make it. there was so much too much top soil that i hauled 18 loads all the way to the back of the house, and made a corner for raspberries...
because we got top soil and not gardening soil (which would be very smooth and contain compost) i had to work it hard with the garden tools and pick out over one wheel barrow of stones...
it's done now and tomorrow will be planting time.
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We aren't having your sunny weather today, Daniela, but I was inspired to start a bit of cleaning of our garden spaces as well. Because our compost bin was buried under snow for so long, we began temporarily using a composting service based here in JP. An enterprising young man started a company called "Bootstrap Composting"- he gives you a clean 5 gallon bucket each week, and each week he hauls away your full bucket. In spring, we will receive a portion of compost. It is especially nice because he accepts even meat and bones, which we don't dare to put into our backyard bin. I thought you would be interested to hear about this! Now that our compost bin has re-emerged thanks to some rain and warmer temperatures, we'll be going back to our own composting. Keep up the hard work!!
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