Re: green treated lumbar

Wade & Michelle Peterson wrote:
> 
Hi, Michelle -- as others will no doubt agree, compost is
one of *the* most important elements for successful gardens
& healthy plants.  We have a small pile now but I dream of
having two big ones in a future life.  Compost piles or bins
aren't that difficult -- just keep all meat & animal products
out of it, keep it damp, and turn it occasionally.  Every
summer, I scrape out ours and wish for bushels more.

I'd be interested in responses to the green treated lumber
question too. I inherited a couple of raised beds where plants
near the edges seem to falter.

Anne LD
....
> guess my question is, is green treated lumber OK for flower beds?  I
> have heard that it isn't.
> 
> Is compost that important? ...
> 
> Michelle
>
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