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by Anonymous on June 18th, 2009
buy 2 pound of dinomite from your local home-depot, make sure you have the extra long fuse kind. light it and slowly step at least 200ft away from the flower bed. after that you'll hear a loud explosion, no big deal. you should probably wear a hard hat just in case. go back to ur flower garden. by now it should be a large crater, which is what we want. next you'll need alot of soil. probably close to 50 pounds. start filling the crater with all of the soil. then build a wooden frame around it. there ya go. doing it any other way would take too much time.
by OldCW wears The COAT of the Cosmos on June 18th, 2009
Build a small wood frame in the area and make a planter box. That's what the rest of us do with very rocky soil.
How many cubic feet of soil mix are there in an earth box?
by Answerbag Staff on May 28th, 2010
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I planted the roots of my anubias (an aquatic plant in my fish tank) will they grow?
by Anonymous on September 16th, 2011
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How do I germinate elephant ear plant seed from it's berry form
by Shiroyan on September 10th, 2011
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Do you know any plants that can withstand extremes of temperature?
by New Elian on October 24th, 2011
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You ever dream about plants taking over the world? Or is that one of your greatest fears?
by Invidious on September 11th, 2011
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You're reading I want to plant a flower bed but the perfect spot is mixed with a large amount of stones. It's too time consuming to remove them all. I want to plant mostly anuuals but also a couple perennials. Will this hinder the growth of my flowers?
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