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27-12-2006, 07:46 PM
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Horse manure over asparagus and elephant garlic
Anyone done this before? Got about 10# of year old manure that I
spreaded over the beds 2" thick. Didn't have any unused beds to work the shit in so I just dumped it on top of occupied beds. Hope the cold will prevent any burning of the underground plant parts.. |
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28-12-2006, 12:08 AM
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Horse manure over asparagus and elephant garlic
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Anyone done this before? Got about 10# of year old manure that I spreaded over the beds 2" thick. Didn't have any unused beds to work the shit in so I just dumped it on top of occupied beds. Hope the cold will prevent any burning of the underground plant parts.. I do that every year but I use fresh horse manure. It isn't a hot manure like poultry manure. |
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