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<blockquote data-quote="Porter" data-source="post: 2139934" data-attributes="member: 9436"><p>I made the leap to putting in raised beds for my vegetable garden this year. I'm in the process of framing four, 4x12 beds that I would like to fill with 10" of quality top soil/planting mix. Based on my calculations, I will need approx 6 cu yds of material. </p><p></p><p>So, where is the best local place to get the dirt? I don't want to break the bank on this, but I'm willing to pay for quality stuff. I want to start with good material so I can just add some additional compost each year. My truck has a tonneau cover, so that may complicate the actual loading of said dirt. Worse case I can borrow a friend's truck if necessary. </p><p></p><p>Let me know your suggestions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Porter, post: 2139934, member: 9436"] I made the leap to putting in raised beds for my vegetable garden this year. I'm in the process of framing four, 4x12 beds that I would like to fill with 10" of quality top soil/planting mix. Based on my calculations, I will need approx 6 cu yds of material. So, where is the best local place to get the dirt? I don't want to break the bank on this, but I'm willing to pay for quality stuff. I want to start with good material so I can just add some additional compost each year. My truck has a tonneau cover, so that may complicate the actual loading of said dirt. Worse case I can borrow a friend's truck if necessary. Let me know your suggestions. [/QUOTE]
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