Re: A few things
"Barn lime" probably refers to "agricultural" lime, which
is just raw powdered limestone, and what you want for your
patch. Your lawn lime is likely the agricultural lime. the
other common lime is "hydrated" lime, or "builders" lime.
It is whiter, hotter, and not what you want for your
garden, it is used as an addative to mortar or plaster to
make it more workable.
--- BobWaz60@aol.com wrote:
> Hi all:
>
> 1. What is the difference between Barn Lime and the
> regular lime I buy for my
> front lawn. Where do I get it, at a garden center?
> The'll probably look at
> me like I'm an Idiot.
> 2. Should I or shouldn't I compost my Vines from my
> patch?
> 3. Does anyone till after the season has ended, If so
> should I do it before
> or after the Manure has been spread down?
>
> This has been my 1st year at growing the addictive
> Atlantic Giant, I came
> away with a very nice 308 pounder and I have to thank
> Mister Holland for the
> seeds and the Video.
>
> Good luck all and Happy growing, sweet dreams thru the
> winter.
>
> Bob Wasilewski
>
> New Jersey
>
>
>
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