Soil for three new raised beds arrived on Friday, February 5th. The soil itself is Rich Mix which comes from Minick Materials in Oklahoma City. It was delivered by K&K Nursery and Landscape from Norman. Rich Mix is 47% topsoil, 25% clean sand, 25% Prairie Gold and 3% gypsum. I had no idea what “Prairie Gold” was, so here it is from the Minick website: Prairie Gold is a key ingredient to building a healthy and productive soil. It is aged, screened, and is a natural food source for the microbes that provide nutrients. Our compost is aged at temperatures that kill weed seed, pests, and destructive pathogens giving you a rich compost to build a healthier soil for your garden or planting bed. Prairie Gold is also great to top dress your yard so it will require less water. There ya go…
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In the picture above, the far bed and closest two are our new beds. The closest is 4 x 12 feet and the other two are 4 x 8 feet for a a grand total of 112 additional square feet. Our previously deepest bed was 14 inches. All of these new beds are 16 inches deep, and they are made with two-by-stock so they are much more sturdy than our others. A little higher and a little more sturdy will give us a place to sit and work which should be easier on the back.