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Different types of mycorrhizae??
When I attended a presentation by Elaine Ingham, I remember a lot of
information being given about not planting perennials/shrubs and
vegetables/annuals in the same beds or near one another, because the
mycorrhizal activity from one sort of defeats the other. This is probably a
terrible over-simplification on my part, but...does anyone know more about
this? I'd like to write a mag article trying to explain why gardeners
should not rototill, etc.
I'd welcome more information.
thanks
Sharon H. Hanna
Writer & Urban Agriculturist
Member, Garden Writers Assoc. of America
(604) 736 1889
Sharon's catalogue writing/recipes:
http://www.kitchengardenseeds.com
Beneficial insect attraction:
http://www.icangarden.com/document.cfm?task=viewdetail&itemid=3162
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