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Which sand to use under Mel's Mix in a higher bed?
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Which sand to use under Mel's Mix in a higher bed?
I have a very sloped yard so we had to dig into it to make a level place for my bed, so my bed is 18" high In the book Mel mentions if you have a higher bed to use sand under the Mel Mix to save on $$ and for better drainage. Is there a certain kind of sand I should use? Should I just buy the play sand that would go in a kids sand box? Thanks!
celester84- Posts : 1
Join date : 2014-03-14
Location : Marshall, MO
Re: Which sand to use under Mel's Mix in a higher bed?
Go with the cheapest option. The ppint is to save money after all.
Post pics! We don't often get to see setups on slopes.
Post pics! We don't often get to see setups on slopes.
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