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Loamy sand, no stones, but a lot of ground elder!

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Here is our sandy loam near the garden site...at the Garden this is covered in a thick layer of rubble and some topsoil of unknown origin...

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Abundant stones

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kind of forest garden on a loamy-clay

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Soil horizons with 30cm ruler

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Forest garden on loamy sand

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Sandy-loam soil.

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Sandy-loam soil.

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Allotment pit

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Allotment with few stones

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Was amazed by the depth of the strawberry roots but no stones till I hit the B-Horizon.

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Sand and no stone.

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Not many stones but I did find a frog in it!!

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30 cm deep, 20 cm topsoil, 10cm clay.

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with 30cm ruler

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After 10" down, hit stony layer and bed rock a 1meter ruler

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The top soil extends for around 40cm quite a few stones

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Pond in Northern Ireland. A lot stones near the surface. Heiko

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Pond up to 1 m depth. Heiko, Northern Ireland

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70 cm depth Jaap B.