Re: pepper fert
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- Subject: Re: pepper fert
- From: S* J* B* <s*@juno.com>
- Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1999 18:03:31 -0600
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sounds like it could provide protein which my mom did years back with her
roses and she also added coffee grounds.and she always had a beautiful
garden and green thumb which i was so good with my gardens sherlan
On Thu, 28 Jan 1999 15:40:59 -0800 "Pesznecker, Sue" <SPesznec@lhs.org>
writes:
>A local Portland gardening guru suggested putting finely ground
>eggshells in
>the hole when planting tomatoes. I did it last year and had a
>spectacular
>crop-- not sure how much credit goes to the eggshells, but it sure
>couldn't
>hurt.
>
>Sue P.
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>SPesznec@lhs.org Milwaukie, OR.
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>> On Thu 28 Jan, JonquilJan wrote:
>> > This may sound really far out but bury a book of matches at the
>bottom
>> of
>> > the transplanting hole. Tear off the paper part and just bury the
>> matches.
>> > Also try spreading some aluminum foil around the plants, shiny
>side up.
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>> > That way they get more sunlight and seem to produce better.
>> >
>> > Just a few tidbits picked up in passing.
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>> > > Anyone have any suggestions on fertilizing bell pepper for
>increased
>> > > production?
>> > > -Mike
>> > >
>> How about banana skins? (as was suggested for tomatoes)
>> --
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>> Allan Day Hereford HR2 7AU allan@crwys.demon.co.uk
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