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Recently popular question and answer from our Q&A Archive: Peat Moss vs. Peat Humus
"What is the difference between peat moss and peat humus? I am making my own soil to use for a general flower garden and I am planning to add a peat product to a mixture of commercial top soil and vermiculite. Should I use peat humus or peat moss, and why?" - Click to read the answer
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