Blake,

I got some from a place called RedDome. They have a website at
www.reddome.com and they sell crushed lava for bonsai on Ebay -
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZreddomelava Or email Lee Miller
directly, he'll bend over backwards to get you
what you want.

-Don
Just north of Austin


-----Original Message-----
From: Internet Bonsai Club
] On Behalf Of Brent Walston
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2005 6:05 PM
To:
Subject: [IBC] Crushed Lava

Kits

Drystall is actually pumice. I used it for awhile and didn't
like it much. I prefer more porous stone like the cinder type
lava rock. I think that is what Blake is looking for. Roofing
companies sometimes have it for stone covering of flat roofs.

Brent
EvergreenGardenworks.com


Kitsune Miko wrote:

There is a product called "Drystall" that is used to keep
horse stalls
dry. It needs a lot of sifting, but is usually available in feed
stores.

Kits

--- Blake Wilkins wrote:


Could anyone (particularly those in the Hosuton, TX
area) have any ideas
where to find crushed lava for use in potting mixes.
I've checked most of
the horticultural and stone/gravel/sand supply places
around town and
no one has any idea. I can find large decorative chunks -
do I just
have to crush it myself? YIKES!

Thanks!
Blake in Houston







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