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Re: Gardening w/o man-made chemicals
Having kids around is another factor to consider when choosing the method
to attack a weed. My "lawn" is full of weeds, dating from the time I did
daycare. Now I like the meadow look. Boiling water also worked well on
the biting ants in the sandbox. No way would I put poison, even a poison
which becomes inert quickly, where kids play.
Fran
On Tue, 26 Mar 2002 18:44:02 EST lina burton <AldieOaks@aol.com> writes:
> Nan,
>
> Before you try the "hard stuff", try pouring boiling water from your
> tea
> kettle over the roots (unless you have so much of the stuff that
> this isn't
> practical).
Fran Gustman, Editor
HortResources Newsletter
Boston, MA
fgustman@juno.com
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