1.   Cabbage for fall and winter should be growing briskly in garden soil by the end of September.

2.   Try planting them in compost rather than garden soil.

3.   You can also add activators such as garden soil, finished compost, bone meal and blood meal to stimulate the action.

4.   Because water plants grow quickly if unrestrained, most people suggest planting them in plastic pots filled with aquatic potting soil, garden soil or sandy loam.

5.   A. Pests that overwinter in garden soil are likely to overwinter in potting medium, so continue to rotate.

6.   Give bedding impatiens light to full shade, and rich, moist garden soil.

7.   Hibben makes a mix of half garden soil and half pine bark minichips to replace the soilless mix.

8.   I pot them in the same mix I use for other potted plants, consisting of equal parts compost, garden soil, perlite and peat moss.

9.   I want to put in a small garden for shade plants but hear that ground that has moss will not be good garden soil.

10.   If you have gumbo for garden soil, work organic matter several inches down into it.