On 14/01/18 10:46, jim wrote:
The Natural Philosopher Wrote in message:
On 13/01/18 18:19, jim wrote:
Rob Morley Wrote in message:
On Sat, 13 Jan 2018 09:49:04 +0000 (GMT+00:00)
jim k wrote:

Wrote in message:

PB can be disposed of in garden soil if wanted.


Shurely easier to take to the tip than start digging your own
landfill site...

I assumed "if wanted" implied a heavy clay soil which would be
improved by the addition of gypsum (and perhaps cellulose too).



Don't be encouraged to gloss over the additional effort & time
spent doing it tho...

I wonder how many people have ever done it?

I did have a 3.5 tonne digger though



I bet that made a mess of the flower beds :-)

Honestly farting about breaking up plasterboard and mixing it into
garden flower beds?

What sort of trolling weirdo would advocate that?

No idea.

I am just reporting that when I demolished my house, an awful lot of it
was used to raise the lower part of te garden by a foot or two,
plasterboard included.

Fruit trees seem to love it. Hardcore improved drainage, too.,



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