RE: CULT: Bone Meal & Dogs

Lorraine, instead of bone meal, you could try triple phosphate (people around 
here swear by the stuff) or what's called colloidal phosphate (which since its 
a granular item, surely couldn't actually be a colloid, but oh, well).  And, 
sure, buy yourself some nice store-bought compost.  If your soil isn't already 
too acid, Back to Earth is good stuff.  But if you have any room at all, you 
would do yourself a great favor by starting a compost pile.  Think of it as a 
very quiet, unkempt friend who supplies you with good freebies for your 
garden.

Barb, in Santa Fe, waiting for the weekend.  It's almost too late to plant 
corn!
IrisMaven@msn.com

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From: 	iris-l@rt66.com on behalf of terzol@winthrop.edu
Sent: 	Monday, June 09, 1997 12:33 PM
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Subject: 	CULT: Bone Meal & Dogs


WINTHROP UNIVERSITY                               Electronic Mail Message
                                        Date:     09-Jun-1997 02:15pm EST 
                                        From:     Lorraine C. Terzo
                                                  TERZOL
                                        Dept:     Modern Languages
                                        Tel No:   803 323-2231

TO:  Remote Addressee                     ( _smtp%"iris-l@rt66.com" )

Subject: 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??

Thanks....Lorraine
terzol@winthrop.edu
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