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Hamra soil net 1 cubic meter

650.00 ₪

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Bag size 1 cubic meter (1000 liters) 1.5 cubic meters (1500 liters)

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🔴 Hamra Soil - The original Israeli soil! 🌱

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⚠️ Important information before ordering!

Delivery is to the customer's sidewalk only
No floor-to-floor delivery, no stairs
The pallet will be placed in the most convenient location for the truck to unload

⚠️ For products returned due to customer unavailability, the customer will be charged for the transport costs. Please avoid any inconvenience!

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Type

Pure Hamra

Natural Soil

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Color

Red-Brown

From iron oxides

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Origin

Coastal Plain

Israeli Soil

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Feature

Retains Moisture!

Long-lasting

What is Hamra soil?

Hamra soil is a natural red-brown soil found primarily in the Coastal Plain of Israel.

🔬 The red color comes from iron oxides naturally present in the soil

🌱 Main uses of Hamra

🌸 1. Gardening and Landscaping

Perfect for planting ornamental trees, shrubs, and ornamental plants as it retains moisture for a long time.

🌾 2. Agriculture

Excellent for growing citrus, avocados, vegetables, and certain field crops.

🪴 3. Planting in pots/beds

Recommended to mix with compost, peat, or tuff to improve aeration and drainage.

🌿 4. Lawn

A layer of Hamra over sand or tuff = excellent base for lawn root development.

🏗️ 5. Development and Construction

Also used for earthworks, filling, and landscaping.

How to use?

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Planting new lawn

Spread the soil in an even layer over the surface, level the ground, and ensure drainage slopes are maintained.

💡 Recommended tip: Enrich the soil with bio-compost at a rate of 10-20 liters per square meter for optimal results!

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Planting trees and shrubs

After digging the planting hole and positioning the sapling, fill the hole with pure Hamra and water well to stabilize the plant.

🌳 Plants suitable for Hamra

🍊 Fruit trees

🍊 Citrus 🥑 Avocado Pomegranate 🫒 Olive Mulberry

🌿 Shrubs and ornamental trees

Plumeria Myrtle Hawthorn Ficus

🌺 Flowering plants

🌸 Bougainvillea Syzygium 🌺 Hibiscus Duranta

🥬 Garden/vegetable crops

🍅 Tomatoes 🫑 Peppers 🍆 Eggplants Zucchini 🌽 Corn 🥒 Cucumbers

✨ Advantages

✔️ Retains moisture for a long time

✔️ Rich in iron and minerals

✔️ Easy to work with for agriculture and gardening

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A tip from us

For planting in pots or small garden beds, it is recommended to combine with compost or volcanic rock (tuff) to improve drainage and aeration.

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Important delivery reminder

Delivery is to the customer's curb only
No carrying up floors • No stairs
Please ensure availability at the time of delivery!

🔴 Hamra soil - The perfect Israeli soil for your garden! 🌱

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

❓ What is Hamra soil used for?

It is a natural red-brown soil from the coastal plain, excellent for planting ornamental trees, shrubs, and lawns, as well as for agricultural crops like citrus and avocado - mainly due to its ability to retain moisture over time.

❓ How do I use Hamra for planting a new lawn?

Spread it in an even layer over the surface, level the ground, and maintain drainage slopes; it is recommended to enrich it with bio-compost at a rate of about 10-20 liters per square meter.

❓ How do I plant a tree or shrub with it?

Dig the planting hole, place the seedling, fill the hole with pure Hamra, and water well to stabilize the plant.

❓ Can I use pure Hamra in pots?

Yes, but it is recommended to mix it with compost, peat, or volcanic rock (tuff) to improve aeration and drainage in small planting containers.

❓ Which plants are suitable for Hamra?

It is suitable for citrus, avocado, olive, ornamental shrubs such as Plumeria and Myrtle, flowering plants like Hibiscus and Bougainvillea, and also for garden vegetables like tomatoes and peppers.