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Lime for garden...
"Nick Maclaren" wrote in message ... In article , (Jim Jackson) writes: | | A good few years ago, I bought a supply of ground limestone | for occasional liming use in the garden. I've attempted to find a source | recently and drawn a blank form local garden centres. Is such stuff still | available? I'm in West Yorks near Wakefield, if anyone else local can | recommend a source. Try builders' merchants. Lime is used for some mortars - it might be slaked lime, so that would need to be added when nothing was growing. ? Slaked lime is inactive, unlike quicklime which produces heat when it gets wet - and turns into slaked lime. I'm sure you knew that ... :-) Mary |
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