Building new raised beds? Avoid expensive bagged "planting soil"—in enclosed beds, it retains excessive moisture. Instead, consider these options:
Blend your native clay with soil conditioner and gritty sand for a well-draining, affordable medium.
Purchase from a local landscape supplier. Before buying, test the soil: it should feel gritty yet slightly slick between fingers, with minimal visible bark or leaf pieces. Ask which professional landscapers use their product—this indicates quality. For a few beds, borrow a pickup and haul what you need.
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