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27-01-2004, 01:02 PM
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Coal Ash?
Is there any good use for coal ash in the garden?
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27-01-2004, 05:02 PM
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Coal Ash?
Is there any good use for coal ash in the garden? Wrench Not that I can think of! |
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27-01-2004, 06:20 PM
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Coal Ash?
Wrench wrote in message . ..
Is there any good use for coal ash in the garden? Wrench Coal ash can be acidic or alkaline, based on the properties of its source coal. I'd be leery of using it in a garden because it can contain a number of heavy metal byproducts. It is considered quite a source of environmental pollution. Here's a PDF file you might find interesting: http://www.mcrcc.osmre.gov/PDF/Forums/CCB/5-1.pdf Mark |
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27-01-2004, 06:29 PM
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Coal Ash?
Wrench wrote in message . ..
Is there any good use for coal ash in the garden? Wrench it is much richer in heavy metals than wood ash. I think I could use it in the lawn, under trees or in the flower beds, but not near a fruit tree or vegetable garden. |
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27-01-2004, 06:33 PM
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Coal Ash?
Wrench wrote in message . ..
Is there any good use for coal ash in the garden? Wrench Coal ash can be acidic or alkaline, based on the properties of its source coal. I'd be leery of using it in a garden because it can contain a number of heavy metal byproducts. It is considered quite a source of environmental pollution. Here's a PDF file you might find interesting: http://www.mcrcc.osmre.gov/PDF/Forums/CCB/5-1.pdf Mark |
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27-01-2004, 06:35 PM
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Coal Ash?
Wrench wrote in message . ..
Is there any good use for coal ash in the garden? Wrench it is much richer in heavy metals than wood ash. I think I could use it in the lawn, under trees or in the flower beds, but not near a fruit tree or vegetable garden. |
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27-01-2004, 06:47 PM
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Coal Ash?
Wrench wrote in message . ..
Is there any good use for coal ash in the garden? Wrench Coal ash can be acidic or alkaline, based on the properties of its source coal. I'd be leery of using it in a garden because it can contain a number of heavy metal byproducts. It is considered quite a source of environmental pollution. Here's a PDF file you might find interesting: http://www.mcrcc.osmre.gov/PDF/Forums/CCB/5-1.pdf Mark |
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27-01-2004, 06:50 PM
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Coal Ash?
Wrench wrote in message . ..
Is there any good use for coal ash in the garden? Wrench it is much richer in heavy metals than wood ash. I think I could use it in the lawn, under trees or in the flower beds, but not near a fruit tree or vegetable garden. |
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01-02-2004, 12:02 AM
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Coal Ash?
Wrench wrote in message . ..
Is there any good use for coal ash in the garden? Wrench No |
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#10
02-02-2004, 07:43 PM
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Coal Ash?
What about leonardite? Is that a good substrate for plants?
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