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Re: mescalun
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- Subject: Re: mescalun
- From: "souliere" souliere@inetnebr.com>
- Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2001 20:33:20 -0500
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From: "Katherine Wendt" <katherine@memberstoaction.com>
> If you have broadcast your mescalun seeds in the garden, how do you
> tell whether the sprouts are weeds or something planted intentionally?
I have a raised bed filled with something close to Mel mix. I don't
tend to disturb it much any more and my compost is so well cooked
that I don't have alot of weeds. Most of the weeds are the occassional
piece of grass seed, so the occassional blade of green grass is pulled.
If there is a type of lettuce or related in mesculin mix that looks similar
to grass, I have been pulling it. If there is a weed the looks closely
similar to the mesculin mix, then I have been eating it.
Also since I let my lettuce bed warm up a bit before planting lettuce
or mesculin mix, any weeds (I hope) would have allready sprouted
and been pulled.
- Ron Souliere (so far 40 pea plants of various types are peeking out)
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