How do you think it would do with spreading peat? I know the peat would have to be pretty broken up, but to do both at once :)
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We really don't know how it would do with peat. It has done great with grass seed & lime. It might be ok if the peat was fine enough. Sorry we can't give a better answer.
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Lousy. I tried spreading topsoil and it clogged. It's not made for those kinds of things.With that said, it does an excellent job aerating as I put seed and fertilizer on the lawn. Use as directed and it gets 5 stars.
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I used peat and it worked out fine.As for humidity I put a couple of glasses of water inside with the humidity/temperature gauge.No problems whatsoever.Good luck.(Oh,and in case you weren't aware.Be sure to germinate you seeds in water for a few days before planting.Tiny little sprouts.Then plant.)
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Amazin Goop would probably hold the two together. It really is quite strong and durable. Anyway Goop is pretty cheap and it would be worth a try.
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I don't know why not. It might not spread it as fine as a fertilizer spreader, but the only material I find that it has problems with is hay and only if there is too much of it mixed in with the manure and bedding. Are you spreading bagged top soil or bulk? I'm thinking the bulk could have some lumps that wouldn't break down well. It's an incredibly well made and handy piece of equipment and absolutely worth the money. I love it!
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I don't believe so - that is unless the cinder mix is very fine. The spreader does great with grass seed or lawn fertilizer, but I think it would have a tendency to clog with larger grain material. But -- I've never tried spreading cinders with it.
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Just my opinion, I think maybe getting some garden edging would be better to collect the leaves, or there is flex border material, like the recycled decking, that you could wrap around ground stakes, that may be better suited. This is a great raised bed, I bought two of them, but I am going to use them for vegetable gardening and make mini-greenhouses out of them, maybe do both projects !! :) take care
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When used for plants to get rid of molds you mix with two other component's. When doing furniture I have used it with water to make it spreadable. I do not know of a way to use it without some dilution.
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Also, I made a mixture of peat moss and perlite for the soil. If any of the leaves or snappers touch the mixture, they burn. You can't avoid it because of the way it grows.
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I would somewhat agree. The water holding qualities of the product, help the roots have what they need when they need it. Not sure how it works, but it makes a significant difference.
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It is strictly useful for one weed at a time. It is too time consuming to pull up multiple weeds. It is very good for larger weeds, but useless and time consuming for multiple weeds.
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I think you would need to create a bottom of some sort or you will run the risk of leaking onto the patio. You might also consider adding peat moss regularly when you add other ingredients ...it absorbs a lot of moisture.
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You have made my day, M.C. Smothering lily of the valley was one purpose that I would not have imagined in a thousand years. My sense is Yes. The heaviest weave looks capable of smothering blackberries, and I assume you want to etiolate those lilies with extreme prejudice. 6 mil black poly is what an amateur weekend lily-smotherer might choose, but pros such as ourselves have been there, done that. I'd feel comfortable spreading this 8X10 on them with weights at the corners or staked grommets, waiting until the lilies were transmogrified, and knowing that if they ever came back, they'd get another treatment, and another, long after I was six feet under. I've had my tarps all over the garden, used them hard, and they still look good. With poly, you'd have to buy another expensive roll. Good luck.
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I don't think so - call Miracle-Gro directly they have a good help line. This has the seeds, fertilzer, and peat moss all in one; it is meant to plant the whole thing into the ground.
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It would be harder to use, for sure, but I still think it would work better than any other alternative. One would have to be slow and deliberate to get the prongs around the weed and down to the root, but I think it could be done.
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I would have to say no. Maybe in 4's. If you want to start individuals go with a bigger peat pot. Maybe 4"
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I planted it outside. It has only been there one season so have no idea about it spreading yet because it takes a couple of years to establish itself. Wish I could have been more helpful. Will know more this summer. Good luck.
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I don't know, i believe it is used only with the soil to hold it and spreads through th roots this way. Contact Bonide, I am sure they would know the answer. Jim