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I live on an acreage with 5 quarter horses...
In the winter time, they are stalled quite a bit with pine sawdust. Their stalls are picked 2 x a day.
Out back, we pile the manure-mixed sawdust. Some times there is fresher manure (maybe 6 months old).
This spring (and also last fall), we took out what we thought was good composted manure...it was pretty black with a few small manure "balls". Hubby took the tractor and scooped up a loader full and dumped it on our new lily garden. And then, tilled it in with so-so already existing soil.
Can this be too much manure? It was probably 1' deep, and then tilled...
I hope to plant daylilies this spring in the garden...will it burn the daylilies?
Thanks
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