>I am a novice gardner, who likes organic gardning. I believe most
> plants needs is best met by the correct amount of sand with tiny
> peables, and clay from decomposing rock, coke which is chunks of wood
> burnt all the way through, and processed human dung. I live in alto NM.
> USA. In Alto we have a ski resort and one growing season. Nurshery
> people advise not to put most plants in the ground until after mothers
> day. I am curranty sucessufly growing symernian Quinces, Golden
> delisious apple trees, and a mission olive, that can only grow here
> with special divine help from the Lord Jesus. And thank him for having
> all my trees gow.
Welcome, I totally disagree with your comments about coke, charcoal, etc,
all unnecessary. Most soils just need the incorporation of well rotted
manure/compost to stay healthy and in a veg garden that's once every 4 years
if you are on a 4 year rotation. 1 year old Horse manure is excellent.
Limeing may be necessary depending on the pH of your soil. Anything else
would need a proper professional soil test.
Golden delicious... I can think of tastier apples.
Perhaps you could ask your Jesus to make them tastier. :-)
This is a UK gardening Ng BTW.
--
Regards
Bob Hobden
17mls W. of London.UK
>I am a novice gardner, who likes organic gardning. I believe most
> plants needs is best met by the correct amount of sand with tiny
> .... and processed human dung. I live in alto NM.
> I am curranty sucessufly growing symernian Quinces, Golden
> delisious apple trees, and a mission olive, that can only grow here
> with special divine help from the Lord Jesus. And thank him for having
> all my trees gow.
You sure are putting a lot of crap into that garden.
--
Brian
"Fight like the Devil, die like a gentleman."
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> plants needs is best met by the correct amount of sand with tiny
> peables, and clay from decomposing rock, coke which is chunks of wood
> burnt all the way through, and processed human dung. I live in alto NM.
> USA. In Alto we have a ski resort and one growing season. Nurshery
> people advise not to put most plants in the ground until after mothers
> day. I am curranty sucessufly growing symernian Quinces, Golden
> delisious apple trees, and a mission olive, that can only grow here
> with special divine help from the Lord Jesus. And thank him for having
> all my trees gow.