Re: CULT:Pine Straw


Re pine straw: can't imagine not using it around the Siberians and Japanese irises here. 
  Folks actually buy it in bales? Hmmm...maybe I could sell the tons we have around here
  to pay for my new irises?  :-)
   
  Ellen
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Laurie Frazer <lauriefr@localnet.com> wrote:
  
Pine straw is quite commonly used to mulch beardless irises. I use it 
to mulch my beardless, but I just run up to the pine plantation at the 
end of my township road and rake up all I need. No fire ants here, 
thank goodness!

Laurie

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USDA zone 3b, AHS zone 4 - northern Minnesota
normal annual precipitation 26-27"
slightly acid, potassium deficient, clay soil

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