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Re: [SG] peat alternatives
- To: s*@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU
- Subject: Re: [SG] peat alternatives
- From: j* <j*@WARWICK.NET>
- Date: Tue, 14 Jul 1998 00:38:20 -0400
- Approved-By: shsande@IONET.NET
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Hi Rich. I'm pretty sure that's the same material to which I
was referring. Or is it??? I'm on a campaign to influence
the Goodearth people to put out large bulk, bale-type packages
for those of use who use soilless mix and things in those
quantities. Care to join me? <g> If so, I'll dig up the
Valdosta, GA address. Last time I checked they weren't online.
I love this material & so do my plants, though I've only been
using it for . Have you been using it for awhile?
regards,
jaime
> Good evening to all:
>
> Interesting posts about peat moss. I have been using peat moss with my soil
> mixes for my rhodies for years, and as soon as I use up my last 2 bails that
> might be it. K-Mart sells "Magic Earth" for about $4.88 per 33 lbs.. It
> contains no peat moss; it's porous; retains water; absorbs water should it dry
> out. It Composed of clay, shreded swamp grasses, and shreded wood. I think
> thats their formulation.
>
> The problems I run into is that K-Mart will not reduce the price if you want
> to buy in bulk (a pallet holds about 40-50 bags) and if you don't stock up
> they sell out of it quickly. This material is much less back breaking than
> making your own up from composted manure, sharp sand, humus, leaf mold,
> compost, etc..
>
> happy gardening,
>
> Rich Horowitz
> Stoughton MA
>
>
"I have no particular talent. I am merely inquisitive."
A. Einstein
jknoble@warwick.net
Z6/5, NW NJ
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