Re: Weed killing / wild flower questions
I WOULD ADVISE AGAINST USING THE LAWN CLIPPINGS TREATED WITH WEED KILLER
IN YOUR COMPOST PILE POSSIBLY IF THEY WERE ALLOWED TO REMAIN IN THE
COMPOST PILE FOR TWO YEARS OR MORE THE CHEMICALS WOULD LEECH OUT BUT I
WOULDN'T TAKE THE CHANCE.
I ONCE HAD A PERENNIAL WILD FLOWER BED WITH MANY BEAUTIFUL PLANTS THAT I
HAD DUG FORM THE WILD. WHICH I CONSIDERED PERENNIALS OR BI-ANNUALS.
BUT UNFORTUNATELY WHEN I DUG THEM I ALSO BROUGHT ALONG POISON IVY ROOT.
AFTER SUFFERING SEVERAL ATTACKS OF THE RASH I DECIDED TO ELIMINATE MY
WILD FLOWER GARDEN AND NOW ONLY VIRGINIA BLUE BELL A FEW SPRING BEAUTY
SOME VIOLETS AND WILD LARKSPUR REMAIN
I HOPE YOU HAVE BETTER LUCK. MY ADVISE IS TO ORDER THESE PLANTS FORM A
CATALOG.
DEE ANN SOUTHERN INDIANA
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