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They already had what seemed to be reasonable soil in them (lots of worms in there) so I just dug through a few bags of compost and removed the bigger stones. Making sure it was well dug over made the planting a lot easier.
The beds had been relatively weedless previously so not bothered with mulching.
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Haggis
This is a great tip, I'm in the same boat, have a big bed and no clue what to do. Soil wise what did you do, Top soil, compost? Are you going to mulch to stop weeds? I've got no clue haha.