Re: miccorhizae

**"MARGARET LAUTERBACH" m*@msn.com**

This mycorrhyza addition would add about $16 to the cost of a home garden 
for a year. Considering the hefty price increases for seeds, doesn't this 
discourage home gardeners rather than encourage them?  Don't tomatoes, for 
example, form their own mycorrhizae, and just need to be planted in the same 
location again?  Margaret Lauterbach

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). 
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