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Re: Peat and Peat Moss (Was Greetings/Into)
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- Subject: Re: Peat and Peat Moss (Was Greetings/Into)
- From: L* S* <l*@infofree.dalco.net>
- Date: Sat, 21 Feb 1998 09:15:14 -0500
- References: <9802208880.AA888020501@smtplink.coh.org>
For those of you who are coffee drinkers, save your coffe grounds for the compost.
(I even pour the leftover coffee into the bucket,) They are very acidic.
Linda
Shawn Westaway wrote:
> Doreen and Colin,
> You also forget that peat moss is one of the only soil amendments that we can
> use down here in Southern California to bring down the pH (i.e. acidify) of our
> alkaline soils. Most vegetables really like soil on the acidic side of 7, and
> most soils are acidic, so much so in fact that you all have to add things like
> wood ashes and other alkali materials to get your soil closer to neutral.
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