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Forum: Soil and CompostingReplies: 12, Views: 342
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louisa
Troy, VA
(Zone 7a)

November 09, 2002
04:55 PM

Post #405236

Some of you already know about the state of my 'builder compacted red clay soil'!! I read an article that stated that once the ground freezes the soil breaks up again. Does that mean it is no longer compacted and will remain broken up in the future??

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