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Posted: May/26/2008 5:56 AM PST
I was going to get a truck load of mushroom soil to put in a new garden that is shady and very moist in the spring. Someone told me it's a waste of money to use it as the nuitrents are depleted. I will need to use regular mulch when I get it planted. Should I just plant and mulch or use the soil first? |
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Posted: May/27/2008 1:55 PM PST
I just saw this. Mushroom compost is GREAT!!!!!!! Get it!!! It has plenty of nutrients for garden plants and vegetables. It doesn't have enough for mushrooms- mushroom growers have to get new compost for every new crop, and their "used" stuff is just wonderful for us gardeners 
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Posted: May/27/2008 2:15 PM PST
Mushroom compost is great, I can't take care of my regular compost this year and so I bought a truck load of it I am using it around my elephant ears, and you all know how I feel about my ears.LOL
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Posted: Jun/12/2008 9:09 PM PST
Just saw this...I used mushroom compost in our new raised beds two years ago and it's been wonderful! The veggies all love it! I think all the other veggies that don't get to be in the raised beds are jealous!
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Posted: Jun/13/2008 7:55 AM PST
Although, it is pricey, I paid $370.00 for a dump truck load. But it is well worth it. John |
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