Utilizing soil from molehills

25.07.2008 1 minute read From Editorial team

A molehill, unfortunately not a rarity in one's own garden. Unsightly and annoying, but you have to look at it positively here, because this soil is great and can be used wonderfully, here is a tip:

Using soil from a molehill

Because the hills consist of very loosened soil, they can be used wonderfully for repotting flowers. It is best to mix it with some compost soil and peat moss and your plants will be happy.

Photo by Sabine, meinhaushalt.at

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Behind meinhaushalt.at is Sabine Ostheimer. She collects practical household tips here – preferably using natural home remedies instead of pure chemicals –, money-saving ideas for everyday life and tried-and-true tricks from grandma's days. As a mother of twins she also writes honestly and without filters about family life; baking and seasonal table decoration are among her favorite topics.More about the site

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