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07-04-2003, 11:32 PM
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diseased mulch?
Hi Group, I'm not getting a response in alt.trees so I thought I'd ask
here...... Does anyone know if it's okay to use the ground stump remains of an elm that had Dutch Elm disease? There are no other elms in the vicinity. Is it safe for use in flower beds? TIA |
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08-04-2003, 02:44 PM
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diseased mulch?
"readingedu" wrote in message y.com...
Hi Group, I'm not getting a response in alt.trees so I thought I'd ask here...... Does anyone know if it's okay to use the ground stump remains of an elm that had Dutch Elm disease? There are no other elms in the vicinity. Is it safe for use in flower beds? TIA Dutch Elm disease is specific to elms. I wouldn't worry about using the chips for your flower beds. |
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