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16-04-2003, 03:08 PM
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Lead Contamination
The EPA has test my soil and said that levels of lead are above
acceptable levels. My question is can I grow edibles here? If so, which ones can I grow and eat? And which can I not grow? EPA has answered these questions, but I want to compare their answers to the group. kudzy |
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