Machines | 6 Cubic Yards; 3 mushroom & 3 top soil.

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1. Then I wont complain . Where I live its 20 bucks a scoop , a scoop is 1.1/2 cubic yard. With a 35 dollar delivery charge, two scoop minimum.
2. Once you start spreading it it really doesn't go that far. I ended up bringing in at least this much in manure too. There isn't any soil to be found here. This section on SC is a sand box! Good luck with your growing season. I would rather have way more than enough & only pay one delivery fee...
3. thank you for the video, that's a lot of dirt !!!! i almost ordered 20 lol, good thing i saw this, will cut it down to 10 
4. @jettastreetracer That should be more than enough to grow grass & have a bit left over. They can tell you exactly how many inches thick you can spread that much top soil over an area that size. 
5. @qualqui Yep.... black gold and yes to very cold killing peppers. I sheltered them over the winter. But in warm climates they will be perennial. Xo, A
6. Now this is the TRUE BLACK GOLD and not that petroleum goo! In another video of yours, a more recent one you stated that bell peppers are really perennials, but doesn't the snow and frost of winter in northern climes burn them out? Wow,....plant a pepper here and give it lotsa tender, luvin' care and we all can have bell peppers year around! 
7. @cornsnakecrazy21 Thanks so much. It will not be long & the huge nightly salads, of bell pepper, cukes & tomatoes are served w/ raw honey dressing & lemon! YUMMY! Hope you are well, beautiful!
8. @PeacefullQ Thanks!
9. @skybirdbird Sure is! Xo, A
10. @Faith4Truths My man wishes I just dropped 68.00. I am up to about 500.00 so far this season. The last place we lived was about 2,000 grand just for amendments. I am now here starting all over again. Thanks & you are welcome! Peace. 
11. now THAT is black gold... beautiful!!!