Yes - didn't we just have this conversation?

:)

That website's stuff (and his books - I have Organic Manual by Howard
Garrett) are as non-toxic as recipes go that I've seen. He doesn't, for
instance, give instructions on Sulphur for use.

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"animaux" wrote in message
...
This is a misunderstanding. Orange oil (d-limonine is the active
ingredient) is
indeed toxic. It's not synthetic, but it's a poison.

I only say this because by calling something "organic," or "natural," does
not mean
it is non-toxic. Some of the most toxic pesticides are found in nature.

Orange oil is naturally derived, if pure. If there are surfactant and
other
spreader/sticker or synergists involved, it is no longer natural.

Victoria


On Mon, 24 Mar 2003 16:10:11 -0600, "John T. Jarred"
wrote:

www.dirtdoctor.com is Howard Garrett's website - organic landscape
architect
up Dallas way. He has a couple mixes for fire ants that all include
orange
oil and, like everything on his site, are non-toxic.