Re: pressure treated lumber

Another solution would be to:
1. collect some info about pressure treated wood for the teacher and the extension agent
2.  insist that the beds surrounded by pressure treated be used to create wonderful ornamental beds
3.  build new non PT beds for growing vegetables
4. continue to educate the teacher and the extension agent

Judy Tiger
Executive Director
Garden Resources of Washington
1419 V Street NW
Washington, DC 20009
202-234-0591
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