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25-01-2004, 08:33 PM
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Is this still organic gardening?
Frank Logullo wrote: "David Bunch" wrote in message news:SWEQb.14741$U%5.95708@attbi_s03... 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"? The organic gardeners may say no, but if you use something like Chilean salt peter, which is a natural product, dug out of the ground, it is OK  Frank Or straight urea, which is 100% organic. |
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