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I found it!!!! liquid lime derived from dolomitic limestone and has
both calcium and magnesium
http://gardenshoponline.com/plantcare/liquidlime.html

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Oh! Great! Thank you Ingrid. I'll order some and let you all know
how it works.

Joan

I found it!!!! liquid lime derived from dolomitic limestone and has
both calcium and magnesium
http://gardenshoponline.com/plantcare/liquidlime.html

Ingrid


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