pigeon droppings
- To: pumpkins@mallorn.com
- Subject: pigeon droppings
- From: J*@aol.com
- Date: Wed, 5 May 1999 19:34:13 EDT
Hi, Pumpkinites,
A friend of mine thinks it would be a good idea to add aged PIGEON DROPPINGS
to my garden. I think he is nuts. This is old, dusty stuff that is in my
aunt's barn loft, and has been added to over the years.
What I want to do is clear the stuff out of there, but can it carry any
diseases? I don't want my obit to read that I died from pigeon droppings.
While on the subject, are chicken droppins too "hot" for use? I've also
heard that geese droppings, fresh, are good for a lawn.
I received the sunflower seeds today and they are gems! Thanks so much,
Pumpkinflower. I can't wait to plant them.
Judy
Zone 5, central NY state
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