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05-03-2007, 07:52 PM
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Oh, horse poop!
If you have a compost pile, and are looking for a good addition, there's
a stable out on Spicewood Springs that advertises in the "Garden" section of the Statesman's classifieds. It was in there Friday for sure; haven't looked today: FREE Horse Manure We Load 8am-11am M-Th 6607 Spicewood Springs 343-8929 If you've got a pickup, he'll load you right up. And the price is definitely right. ;-) DT |
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06-03-2007, 12:45 AM
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Oh, horse poop!
About twenty years ago, I found a deal like that and got three or four
trailer loads and spread it on my lawn. Ot took another five years too get rid of all the weeds and other junk that came up as a result. "dt" wrote in message ... If you have a compost pile, and are looking for a good addition, there's a stable out on Spicewood Springs that advertises in the "Garden" section of the Statesman's classifieds. It was in there Friday for sure; haven't looked today: FREE Horse Manure We Load 8am-11am M-Th 6607 Spicewood Springs 343-8929 If you've got a pickup, he'll load you right up. And the price is definitely right. ;-) DT |
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06-03-2007, 02:23 PM
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Oh, horse poop!
Compost, Bob, compost. Build a pile with a buncha leaves from last
fall, let it sit until May or June. DT Bob wrote: About twenty years ago, I found a deal like that and got three or four trailer loads and spread it on my lawn. Ot took another five years too get rid of all the weeds and other junk that came up as a result. "dt" wrote in message ... If you have a compost pile, and are looking for a good addition, there's a stable out on Spicewood Springs that advertises in the "Garden" section of the Statesman's classifieds. It was in there Friday for sure; haven't looked today: FREE Horse Manure We Load 8am-11am M-Th 6607 Spicewood Springs 343-8929 If you've got a pickup, he'll load you right up. And the price is definitely right. ;-) DT |
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06-03-2007, 03:24 PM
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Oh, horse poop!
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dt wrote: Compost, Bob, compost. Build a pile with a buncha leaves from last fall, let it sit until May or June. DT Or "black bag" compost... Those construction grade bags are great for that if you are space challenged. Yes, I know that it's anaerobic composting but it does work. It just takes longer. I leave black bags for a minimum of one year. -- Peace, Om Remove _ to validate e-mails. "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a Son of a bitch" -- Jack Nicholson |
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07-03-2007, 10:52 AM
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Oh, horse poop!
Yeah, you are right. Then I didn't know any better. Now I'm too old to
turn a compost pile. "dt" wrote in message ... Compost, Bob, compost. Build a pile with a buncha leaves from last fall, let it sit until May or June. DT Bob wrote: About twenty years ago, I found a deal like that and got three or four trailer loads and spread it on my lawn. Ot took another five years too get rid of all the weeds and other junk that came up as a result. "dt" wrote in message ... If you have a compost pile, and are looking for a good addition, there's a stable out on Spicewood Springs that advertises in the "Garden" section of the Statesman's classifieds. It was in there Friday for sure; haven't looked today: FREE Horse Manure We Load 8am-11am M-Th 6607 Spicewood Springs 343-8929 If you've got a pickup, he'll load you right up. And the price is definitely right. ;-) DT |
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