I went with this mix

[planteroftress]

What do yall think I just said what the heck and started mixing soil any advice

 

[planteroftress]

This mix is totally different then what I first started growing

 

[DirtMechanic]

So ..random question since you have this rather broad urge to support all of nature. What are you growing?

 

[planteroftress]

What ever I can grow in my zone I'm in western Pennsylvania

 

[DirtMechanic]

Well starting here gives calendared veg planting and guides low low other plants can go and still survive.

https://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/system/files/PA150_HS.png

Once you have figured out your zone for the whole temperature timing context then its easier to ask the questions and see thought provoking ideas (here I just guessed usda zone 6a) like this seed company literature:

Zone 6 - Monthly Garden Calendar: Chores and Planting Guide

A full garden and planting guide for Zone 6! Planting by USDA Zone is a good starting point to get a handle on what you should be thinking of planting and when. If you pair this overview of gardening tasks by zone with experience, local knowledge and good year on year note taking then you should...

sowtrueseed.com

 

[YumYum]

I've seen bags that say top soil turn out to be shredded tree bark. Not top soil at all and stinks to high heaven.

An acutal top soil and compost/manure mixture will work just fine.