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(Jim Jackson) writes:
| Charlie Pridham wrote:
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| He should be able to get the right stuff from horticultural suppliers in
| his area
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| But so far I've failed...
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| failing that LBS horticulture do it online mail order
|
www.lbsgardenwarehouse.co.uk
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| wonderful - thanks for the reference.

Another possibility, which might be more convenient for some people,
is to dissolve builders' (slaked) lime in a watering can with the
cheapest possible vinegar (COLD) and water it on. That would
certainly be the fastest acting way of remedying lime deficiency.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.


 
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