Hi all
I am new to gardening and have been scouring these lists for help.
I learned of the Cobb County free mulch/ compost. Wondered if Dekalb County had the same thing, found out they do and last Sunday we went and picked up a load. Surprisingly what looked like a lot in the truck didn't go so far.
I read on the Cobb County site about the Bio-Blend (which sounded "better" than the Dekalb stuff) and was all set to go out there today. Alas they are not open to the public on Fridays.
Is the Cobb County stuff that much better than the Dekalb County stuff?
TIA
sweetmelon
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