giving your plants their 'booster' shots

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• Date: 26 May 1998 11:49:43 -0400
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I keep hearing about injecting plants and would like to know more about 
this. Does anyone do it? Was mentioned in Gardens Alive to boost defense 
properties. Also, some old 'timey' gardening secrets to growing the giants 
admitted to abrading a stem on a pumpkin and letting it soak up with milk or 
nutrient - enriched formula. Guess that would also be a form of 'injecting' 
plants. I was curious about the whys and hows if anyone practices this.
Martha 
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