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Lime for garden...
Nick Maclaren wrote:
In article , (Jim Jackson) writes: Charlie Pridham wrote: He should be able to get the right stuff from horticultural suppliers in his area But so far I've failed... failing that LBS horticulture do it online mail order www.lbsgardenwarehouse.co.uk 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. Does lime deficiency = calcium deficiency? Or is there a pH issue as well? If you are just trying to add "neutralised" lime, could you do the same thing with gypsum? -- Jeff (cut "thetape" to reply) |
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