Hi - I'm looking to plant similar ones in my garden. Does anybody know what type of plant this is? It has red and green-ish tips. Looks to be some type of evergreen, perhaps? [attach]102617[/attach] [attach]102618[/attach] [attach]102619[/attach]

Last year, we had just bought this 5 acres & wanted to just "play around" with a vegetable garden spot but didnt want to go to the expense of buying equipment like tillers etc for a big vegetable garden until we knew we really wanted that extra chores every day. So, we bought treated 2 X 12's & built a 4' X 8' above ground spot for some tomato, bell pepper & squash plants. We bought big bags of Miracle Grow soil & filled it about 10" deep. This year, we plan to buy a garden tiller & have a larger space. The property here is mainly sand.... very sandy. Good for melons but not good for other things. I want to transfer the old Miracle Grow soil from last years above ground garden spot, to the new garden spot, add an amount of Miracle Grow into the spot & till it all together so, Ill have a little better soil base in addition to the very sandy soil already here that I cant do anything about. Can I use the old soil from last year & just add some miracle Grow to it to add all the good stuff to the soil? My issue is, I have to transfer the old soil somewhere anyway to make the new garden bed there, then remove the 2 X 12 frame. Since I gotta move the soil, I figured I'd just move it into the new spot & utilize it. But, will that be beneficial/advisable after adding Miracle Grow.