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Powell River Project - Foundations for Housing on Reclaimed Mined Lands
... deep fill is difficult to predict without careful soil testing, geotechnical engineers have formulated a few general rules. First, the amount of settlement varies directly with fill depth, so that a 100-foot fill ... during placement. For example, if a deep fill with little compaction were expected to undergo 10 inches of settlement, one would expect this same fill, well compacted, to settle only one ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Angelica - Herb Profile and Information
... plant in high repute, both for its culinary and medicinal use. ---Cultivation---Cultivate in ordinary deep, moist loam, in a shady position, as the plant thrives best in a damp soil ... put in jars without breaking the tubes. After the syrup has been boiled and skimmed, fill up the jars, and when they are become cold, cover them over with bladder and ...
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Spring and Summer Lawn Management Considerations for Warm-Season Turfgrasses
... , gradually cut back on the amount of water applied in order to start promoting a deep root system. The irrigation philosophy is similar for sod and plug establishment, but larger amounts ... a large coffee can and drive the cylinder into the soil at least an inch deep. Fill the can half way with a soapy-water solution and watch for the pests to ...
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How to Plant and Cultivate Roses - The Helpful Gardener
... drainage of your soil with a simple test: dig a hole that is 12 inches deep, fill it with water and wait for the water to drain. Once the water has drained ...
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Barcel
... watering as you fill to firmly set tree. Gently tamp. Do not fertilize at planting time. Never plant too deep. Fill soil up to tree base just above where roots begin to branch. After-Care Water is the critical factor for tree survival after planting. Deep ... 2 years. Do not cultivate soil under the tree. Continue deep watering for 5 years after planting Additional Information For ...
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Growing vegetables on Leeds allotments - squashes, pumpkins, and cucumbers
... , so I keep trying. Technique In May, dig holes 12 inches square, and 12 inches deep. Fill the holes with a mixture of soil and compost or well-rotted manure - make sure ... ; Two weeks later, in late May or early June, plant three seeds edgeways, 1 inch deep, a few inches apart, in the centre of each mound. Cover with a cloche, to ...
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Growing vegetables on Leeds allotments - Parsnips
... too much). Before the potato arrived in Europe, parsnips were used to fill that "gravy-mopping" role. Still today, they can be roasted, chipped, boiled ... you want a long-rooted variety of parsnip, you'll need a deep, stone-free soil. Otherwise, choose one of the shorter rooted types. ... dibber to make a hole - 3 inches wide by 18 inches deep; fill this with a nice light loam (or your soil mixed with ...
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Ontario Hosta Society:: Winter 1997 Newsletter
... of varying hardiness). This shrub (zone 6) grows very fast in deep shade and gives bed elevation in the back. The flowers are ... (measures 11-inches wide, 22-inches in length and about 3-inches deep) is available with or without holes in the bottom. Also available ... hoe across the garden bed making a trench about five inches deep. Fill this trench with peat moss, sow your seed and cover with ...
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digs, dwellings, and dens - wild about gardening - CWF
... this type of pool in your area. Find a partially shaded (not deep shade) spot in your backyard that gets no more than four ... toads. Excavate a hole at least 1 m square x 1 m deep. Fill the entire hole with soft sand. You can cover the surface with ... , to accommodate snakes that prefer to hibernate in rock mounds and cavities, fill with large odd-shaped rocks. There should be plenty of cavities left ...
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digs, dwellings, and dens - wild about gardening - CWF
... this type of pool in your area. Find a partially shaded (not deep shade) spot in your backyard that gets no more than four ... toads. Excavate a hole at least 1 m square x 1 m deep. Fill the entire hole with soft sand. You can cover the surface with ... , to accommodate snakes that prefer to hibernate in rock mounds and cavities, fill with large odd-shaped rocks. There should be plenty of cavities left ...
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