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09-06-2011, 02:12 PM
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horse manure
was thinking of putting some in netting and leaving it in my water butt and using the water on my tomato ,hanging basket and bedding plants would they benefit or am i just wasting my time ,cheers
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09-06-2011, 07:14 PM
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horse manure
On Jun 9, 2:12*pm, rabc wrote:
was thinking of putting some in netting and leaving it in my water butt and using the water on my tomato ,hanging basket and bedding plants would they benefit or am i just wasting my time ,cheers -- rabc It is a traditional smelly pursuit of some gardeners from days gone by. I don't think it has any special benifits. Put your horse shit on the compost heap and buy some tomato fertilizer or other for the rest of your plants.. You will have a balanced fertilizer then and have much better results. |
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