Re: CULT: Bone Meal & Dogs


> Barb,  Yes I do have dogs, 8 of them (!!).  Only one that wanders freely
> though, but I'm sure when the others are walked, they would not leave my
> garden alone.  So I guess Bone Meal is out.  Since I don't have a compost
> heap, or a horse or bunny, would you suggest that I just throw in a little
> store bought manure when replanting to amend the soil??
	I have kept quiet on this subject but I am a big fan of bone meal.  It
is the only ammendment I used in my garden until this year when I added
some alfalfa.  First of all, I have a dog, a large dobe that loves a
bone more than he loves me.  "Ruler" gardens with me a lot of the time
and has never shown an interest in the bone meal in the beds.  There are
2 Rottweilers immediately North, a Labrador to the South, and numerous
strays about constantly.  I have NEVER had a single rz dug up by a dog. 
Maybe I have just been lucky or maybe because I only use 1 T buried 2"
under each rz they can not sniff it out.  Either way bone meal has not
created a problem here.
-- 
Dana Brown, Lubbock, Texas  Zone 7
Where we are 3,241 ft above sea level, with an average rainfall of
17.76"
of rain a year.  Our average wind speed is 12.5 mph and we have an
average
of 164 days of clear weather, 96 of which dip below freezing.




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