Re: corn gluten meal

**"Ken Hargesheimer" m*@gmail.com**

Corn Gluten Meal is an organic herbicide.  In the early spring, there is a 3
weeks window to apply it for spring weeds and same in the fall.  It is
difficult to say when that time begins. It kills the weed just as the seed
sprouts.  I prefer the meal and water it in but I can only get pellets now
and the birds love them.  I buy at the feed store [50#, $16].
Go to www.dirtdoctor.com to learn more. Dirt Doctor magazine is excellant on
organic living.

Ken Hargesheimer

On 8/23/06, Ari Glogower <AGlogowe.POCHALL1.NHDOMAIN@newhavenct.net> wrote:
>
> Does anyone have any experience with corn gluten meal for weed control?
> After reading how informative these articles are, I was hoping to hear
> back from any gardeners who have tried this to deter weeds. When do you
> apply it? Thanks so much for the great news articles and discussions. We
> need a forum like this that links us together, especially when a garden
> is threatened, we can mobilize quickly to help give our support. Keep up
> the good work and happy gardening!
>
> Amelia T.
> terrell.south@sbcglobal.net
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