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Old 25-01-2004, 03:12 PM
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Default Is this still organic gardening?

On Sun, 25 Jan 2004 01:26:11 GMT, "David Bunch"
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If a person were to add chemical fertilizer to a pond to spur an algae
bloom, then to harvest the algae for use as compost, would that still be
considered "organic gardening"?



Depends on how you label "organic gardening." Personally, I define
it as the ability to rotate polarized light. If you want more algae
in the pond, allow more sunlight to it (cut overhanging branches or
remove a tree). I have lots of extra algae (and azola, and anacharis)
if you want to come get it.
;-)

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