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quinie | 14:28 Sun 26th Jul 2009 | Home & Garden
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Would it be OK to put the earth thrown up on lawns by moles in raised beds?
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Don't see why not! That would be well worked 'friable' soil in which one could grow nearly anything in.
14:48 Sun 26th Jul 2009
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Yes it'll be ok but might be a good idea to lightly fork it in & not leave it lying on the top where it might go a bit solid...depends what your soil is like really & what moley's dredged up with it!


14:54 Sun 26th Jul 2009
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Thank you. Don't know why my husband wanted to know this !!! I could ask him I suppose. We don't have moles.
15:51 Sun 26th Jul 2009
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Well,we have LOTS of moles,so you can have some if you want? LOL
Seriously,Molehill earth is great for any type of planting,it is fine and very easy for plants to push their roots through.
We use it especially for potting up seedlings.

Please don't wish for Moles,they will hear you! LOL
16:20 Sun 26th Jul 2009

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