also known as yellow sulphur I believe, I've seen it mentioned many times as
usefull stuff for certain bulbs and to treat some pests but I don't know
where I can buy it.

I posted on england.rec.gardening aswell, which of these lists is for me?

Ken.

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also known as yellow sulphur I believe, I've seen it mentioned many times as
usefull stuff for certain bulbs and to treat some pests but I don't know
where I can buy it.

Chase Organics at http://www.organiccatalog.com/ are selling Yellow
Suplhur for GBP2.90 for a 225g puffer pack.

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also known as yellow sulphur I believe, I've seen it mentioned many
times
as
usefull stuff for certain bulbs and to treat some pests but I don't
know
where I can buy it.


I bought some from my local chemist a few years ago, presumably it has
medical uses too. I suggest you try Boots or similar.
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Drakanthus.

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subject line or emails will never reach me.)

In article ,
Drakanthus writes
writes
also known as yellow sulphur I believe, I've seen it mentioned many
times
as
usefull stuff for certain bulbs and to treat some pests but I don't
know
where I can buy it.


I bought some from my local chemist a few years ago, presumably it has
medical uses too. I suggest you try Boots or similar.
--
eg in Brimstone and treacle? ;-)
My grandfather (pharmacist in the early 20th C) used to sell that -
can't remember what for
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http://www.scarboro.demon.co.uk/garden/

Drakanthus wrote:
writes
also known as yellow sulphur I believe, I've seen it mentioned
many
times
as
usefull stuff for certain bulbs and to treat some pests but I
don't know where I can buy it.


I bought some from my local chemist a few years ago, presumably it
has medical uses too. I suggest you try Boots or similar.

Yes, that was where I bought mine from, too.
--
ned

you can get some from chemical catolugues, but you need to be a business
school or home ed to order from the catolouge I know. Luckily i am home ed,
so could get it for you.

From: "ken sands"
Organization: [posted via UK Online]
Newsgroups: uk.rec.gardening
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 05:30:43 -0000
Subject: where to get flowers of sulphur

also known as yellow sulphur I believe, I've seen it mentioned many times as
usefull stuff for certain bulbs and to treat some pests but I don't know
where I can buy it.

I posted on england.rec.gardening aswell, which of these lists is for me?

Ken.

N A Kay's have sulphur and sulphur chips at £1.99 per 100g for the former,
£2.95 per 750g the latter. I don't know if either of these qualifies as
flowers of sulphur.

Steve

Thanks all, have found some now.

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N A Kay's have sulphur and sulphur chips at £1.99 per 100g for the former,
£2.95 per 750g the latter. I don't know if either of these qualifies as
flowers of sulphur.

Steve