Really really sandy soil
"martin" wrote in message
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On Thu, 28 Aug 2003 11:08:11 +0000 (UTC), "Franz Heymann"
wrote:
Some Sewerage Authorities will deliver lorry loads of treated sewage
for
free
I bet normally they have to pay to get rid of the stuff. :-)
I thought that treated sewage is not suitable, because of the high
concentration of heavy metals in it.
Some decades ago I lived in Woking, where the garden was in the Bagshot
Sand
area. Leatherhead council, a mere ten miles or so away, marketed an
excellent compost which they produced from household waste. They
charged,
if I remember correctly, 2/- per bag. I used tons of the stuff, until
the
blighters ceased production. I never found out why they stopped the
project. I would willingly have paid five times as much for the stuff.
Wasn't it for the reason I gave?
They never said why.
It doesn't seem to have done you any harm :-)
You should have seen/heard/read me before I started using the stuff.
Franz
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