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RE: New Question

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I posted about this on another list but hardly had any responses, I too have
been thinking of using this. The brand I saw was trex http://www.trex.com .
According to the website there are no chemical additives but on the other
hand they say it is made from recycled plastic grocery bags and wood fibers.
I would think that plastic grocery bags are made from chemicals. It is quite
expensive, I was quoted $47.99 for a 2x10x12'.

Charlie

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From: joseph c. perrotti [p*@internetcds.com]
Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2001 11:10 AM
To: Square Foot Gardening List
Subject: New Question


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I don't know if this has been asked, discussed before, if so sorry.  I
was at the store to buy some wood for a couple of new raised beds and
saw the (new to me) resin and wood fiber "lumber".  Is this safe to use
for beds for vegies?

Thanks,
Gail, who needs a new spot for all of the experiments this year


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