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The deepest hard rock mine in North America is Xstrata’s Kidd Mine, which mines copper and zinc ore in Timmins, Ontario. Mining is actively occurring 2,682 m (8,800 feet) below surface. The shaft bottoms out at over 2,926m (9,600 feet) down. [ Source: http://www.chacha.com/question/how-deep-do-you-have-to-dig-to-get-to-rock ]
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The deepest hard rock mine in North America is Xstrata’s Kidd Mine, which mines copper and zinc ore in Timmins, Ontario. Mining is actively occurring 2,682 m (8,800 feet) below surface. The shaft bottoms out at over 2,926m (9,600 feet) down…

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A: First I think you have dug it out enough already getting the rocks out. No matting is needed to go between the two soils. Soil wise use one if you can that already has the amendments in it. Miracle grow has a garden soil that can be used in a flower bed and already has what you need in it without adding extra stuff to it. If you use a topsoil don’t get it from the box stores like home depot/lowes, etc. I have gotten top soil from them before and had grass growing in my beds and in the bags before I even opened them. Get a higher grade top soil from a greenhouse or nursery. Any flowers can be planted in your bed with your setup. Just be sure whether it is a sunny location or a shady location or half and half. From there you can go to a greenhouse or plant store and look at the plants and on the tags on the plants it will tell you what you need as far as sun and such. For early spring color be sure to buy some spring bulbs in the fall and plant between the plants. You can do all perennials (which come back every year) or a mixture of perennials and annuals. Just depends on what you like. Your zone region looks to be 7a or 7b. So you want plants that would do good in that zone for gardening/flowering. To make it easy on yourself, most of the greenhouses in your area should have plants both annual and perennial that would do well in your area. Hope this helps you!One other thing, don’t think that you have to be all fancy when you plant your flower bed. Do what you want to do with your plants and not what you think someone would want to see. It’s fun to see what happens when you go with what you want rather than a design. If you don’t like the result that year then you can dig up a plant and move it the next to where you want it.
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