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me me@home expounded:

Thanks for your suggestion, but it looks like Espoma products are just
not available in Canada (I live in the Vancouver area). Funny how a
company in 2004 can still happily overlook a ~30 million people
market, not even one hit on their website... I guess that the word
recession means nothing to the organic fertilizer industry. :-) Any
alternatives?

I'm on the Espoma home page right now, http://www.espoma.com , and it
says it's generally available in the eastern US. I didn't know that,
I thought it had a wider distribution. Too bad, it's great stuff!

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Ann, Gardening in zone 6a
Just south of Boston, MA
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