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11-08-2004, 08:48 PM
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K2B Grand Total
Philip Hart wrote in message
... Peter Brooks wrote in message ... (snip catalog of remedies for dealing with tree stumps) especially chemicals that cause serious and long term danger to insects and wildlife "Ammonium sulphamate is recommended for stumps. It is sold under various trade names, including Root-out" Malcolm What 'long-term dangers' are posed by ammonium sulphamate, given that it reduces rapidly to very basic inorganic molecules such as might be found in any rich compost? creepy crawlies which will benefit the whole garden and be completely harmless to the environment. Such as Longhorn, Death-watch and woodworm beetles, Serpula lacrymans and Armillaria mellea to name but a few. Bwahahahahaha............... No answer to that one, Mr Brooks? |
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