ponderosa pine needles in compost...
- Subject: ponderosa pine needles in compost...
- From: "Cliff Warren" c*@hotmail.com
- Date: Tue, 22 Oct 2002 08:23:59 -0600
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Hi all,
I've found the motherlode of fallen leaves. All I have
to do is scoop it up and bring it home. Mixed in with
the leaves, however are ponderosa pine needles (the long
needles, 3 to 4 inches). They're at least a year old,
perhaps more.
I know that one must avoid fresh pine, as it can
sterilize the soil. How long do you wait before allowing
these pine needles into the garden?
Regards, Cliff
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