Free topsoil

By robwaters
October 9, 2022 in The Family Room Classifieds

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robwaters

Posted October 9, 2022

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Posted October 9, 2022

Free topsoil. I've dug this topsoil out from an old compost and soil heap at the end of my garden. It's good quality soil. Previously I was giving it to one of the allotments nearby, but they have had all they need. Plenty still to go. You can take as much or as little as you like. I've bagged it into strong rubble bags. If you want rubble too, I have some of that as well.

Collection from Surrey Road SE15

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