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Re: miccorhizae

Doreen-- how would a common gardener find and use mycorrhizae. what is the study you did? Jacqui Heriteau 
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Try Chappy's Power Organics at www.rootbooster.com
 
It has plenty of basic info on mycorrhizae, and you can order it from the web site.  I tested 9 commercial mycorrhyzial inoculants in 2003 for an article and Chappy's was one of the best.  It was beat only by the one from Bio-Organics, which is owned by the same family and sells to commercial sources--(rather than home gardeners).
 
The study I did in 1997 was conducted on heirloom tomatoes.  The results can be found in several databases on the Internet, including at the Calif. Rare Fruit Growers web site.
Doreen Howard
 
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