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My mother tells me an old rose expert told her about this - just lay
the skins on the surface, or dig them in unrotted. Any thoughts? Lazarus -- Remover the rock from the email address |
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"Lazarus Cooke" wrote in message
om... My mother tells me an old rose expert told her about this - just lay the skins on the surface, or dig them in unrotted. Any thoughts? Lazarus -- Remover the rock from the email address Banana skins are very rich in potassium, I put some in water butts, but mostly on the compost heap, they help speed up everything else. Duncan |
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In article , D Russell
wrote: Banana skins are very rich in potassium, I put some in water butts, but mostly on the compost heap, they help speed up everything else. Duncan Thanks. I'll follow your example L -- Remover the rock from the email address |
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