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Re: [GWL]: A New Rant


Jeff:
    You may not change the world, but you are reaching a group that can do a
LOT towards changing errors like these.
     I'm guilty of spreading the non-renewable story a little myself in that
I wrote about coconut fiber peat substitutes and referred to sphagnum as
being only slowly renewable.  From having seen sphagnum in Wisconsin, I knew
that it renewed itself, but I didn't know how fast, and had to hedge on it
in the article.
    In any case, keep bringing up things like this.  They are a prime reason
why this list exists.
EDUCATE US SO WE CAN EDUCATE OTHERS.
-Lon
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>From: Jeff Ball <jeffball@starband.net>
>To: Gardenwriters@topica.com
>Subject: [GWL]: A New Rant
>Date: Thu, Jan 24, 2002, 9:38 PM
>

>Canadian sphagnum peat moss was what is sold mostly in the
>United States. In fact it is a renewable resource.

>Nancy and I are working on a new book about trees and shrubs and again we
>are finding far too many references in print and on the web that still
>recommend amending the soil when planting a tree and not making it clear
>that the hole is saucer shaped not pail shaped

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