i need to buy red clay top soil about 600 sqft of it i live in florida and it is hard to find?
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Check Home Depot and Lowe's. They will at least point you in the right direction, won't they?
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try amazon.com. they usually have a lot of bats for sale.
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33469 sq ft or a area that measures apprx 577' X 577'.  This math is based on the following information.\n\nTotal sq miles of US soil 3,537,441\n(this equals 98,618,195,174,400 sq feet)\n\nTotal US population as of july 2005 (est)\n 295,734,134\n\nThere - now you can sleep.
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Most need sandy soil that drains very well in order to grow
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You can buy snow salt at any of your local hardware store. (Home depot, and lowes etc.)
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that is not enough information, need to know the density of the soil
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try ebay under wholesale lots...
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You can get it at teacher stores but it is quite expensive.\n\nI suggest going to a fabric store (back to Joanns)or Walmart and buying 2 yards of fabric.  It will only cost $2 if you use the dollar fabric and will be a lot prettier and long lasting.\n\nGood luck.
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Talk to a local realtor, or a local land surveyor.  The surveyor will be able to tell you how it can be split up into lots for individual sale to maximize your dollar.
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That depends on whether you're trying to grow skunk or redbeard. See your local hydroponic dealer. Try getting your hands on a    G-EHNV/C/CG.
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Check out this website I hope it helps.\nwww.publiclands.org/explore/site.php?search=YES&back=Search+Results&id=1337
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wow, try ebay maybe??? I have never seen it either in michigan or florida. have u tried some of the products they have out there now? Good stuff some of them.
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similar to what was said earlier, sand will not replicate clay. \nsand on concrete will be too slippery and you'll break your neck.\nif actual clay courts are difficult to find, look for carpet type courts with fake looking grass and sand.  its a slow surface like clay and you can also slide around to practice footwork.
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Check with your local carpet store.  They would probably be happy to donate them.  Usually when they get new samples in they sell the old ones for a minimal price, but for a school they might would help you out!
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Two ways...look up the scientific names on the internet along with the words "for sale" or call your local health food store. Sometimes the plant you are looking for is so rare it's almost impossible to find. If that is the case then contact the botany department of your local college. They should be able to help you with information and suppliers. (I've had to do that more than once and that usually works if all else fails)
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Look it up on the AVP website. Or like Region USA Volleyabll. That should tell you of any sand stuff available in your area. Hope that helps =)
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If you know about where you would like to purchase land, such as state and an approximent location in that state, look online for real estate for sale in that area. Alot of places may have land for sell that you are not even seeing because they only advertise locally and not on a list that will go out nationwide.  \n\nAlso you could just do a search for "land for sale" and it will give you alot of other nationwide listing sites of land available in different states.