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Sommer Murphy posted a reply on Re: Digging Box Material - What do you use for ...
Thursday, Jan 19, 2023 at 1:46 PM
Said: We have a Dino "dig pit" that we use granulated cork in it. It too gets everywhere but it's very scoopable!
Kahla DeSmit posted a reply on Re: Digging Box Material - What do you use for ...
Thursday, Jan 19, 2023 at 1:23 PM
Said: We use wood pellets (like for a pellet stove). They do generate some dust, but not terrible, and they do get everywhere, but they are safe and can be switched out regularly.
Megan Geiken posted a new Topic
Thursday, Jan 19, 2023 at 1:10 PM
Digging Box Material - What do you use for dirt?
Hello!
We are sourcing material to fill our indoor raised garden beds in our farm exhibit. We hope that the material would resemble dirt and be scoopable/pourable/diggable with garden tools. We would love something lower cost and easy to maintain. What material do you use in your exhibit dig bins? Any ideas for "clean" dirt?
We are sourcing material to fill our indoor raised garden beds in our farm exhibit. We hope that the material would resemble dirt and be scoopable/pourable/diggable with garden tools. We would love something lower cost and easy to maintain. What material do you use in your exhibit dig bins? Any ideas for "clean" dirt?
Ana Burgos posted a reply on Re: Adult Only Night
Wednesday, Jan 18, 2023 at 11:43 AM
Said: I know the Liberty Science Center in NJ has had great success with theirs. https://lsc.org/explore/lsc-after-dark
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