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Master Composters #2: Soil Types is an episode from Composting in the Pacific Northwest. Photo by Cyron , shared via Flickr. What kind of soil is right for your garden? Join Master Composter Graham Golbuff in Seattle Tilth's demonstration g...
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Photo by Cyron , shared via Flickr. What kind of soil is right for your garden? Join Master Composter Graham Golbuff in Seattle Tilth's demonstration garden. We'll dig some holes and learn what distinguishes different kinds of dirt.
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Master Composters #2: Soil Types is from Composting in the Pacific Northwest.
Published Oct 6, 2009