Posted by james on July 16, 2009, 10:29 am
There are several douglas fir trees in my lawn that keeps dropping pine
cones. There is no machine to remove them from the lawn; it requires manual
labor.
Is there some fertilizer I can feed the tree to make it drop fewer cones?
Posted by Eggs Zachtly on July 16, 2009, 7:10 pm
james said:
> There are several douglas fir trees in my lawn that keeps dropping pine
> cones. There is no machine to remove them from the lawn; it requires manual
> labor.
>
> Is there some fertilizer I can feed the tree to make it drop fewer cones?
LOL
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Posted by Jim on July 19, 2009, 11:46 pm
Eggs Zachtly wrote:
> james said:
>
> > There are several douglas fir trees in my lawn that keeps dropping pine
> > cones. There is no machine to remove them from the lawn; it requires manual
> > labor.
> >
> > Is there some fertilizer I can feed the tree to make it drop fewer cones?
>
> LOL
good usenet. :)
Posted by Eggs Zachtly on July 20, 2009, 4:49 am
Jim said:
> Eggs Zachtly wrote:
>
>> james said:
>>
>>> There are several douglas fir trees in my lawn that keeps dropping pine
>>> cones. There is no machine to remove them from the lawn; it requires manual
>>> labor.
>>>
>>> Is there some fertilizer I can feed the tree to make it drop fewer cones?
>>
>> LOL
>
> good usenet. :)
It was the funniest post I've seen on here in years. =)
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Posted by JimR on July 20, 2009, 9:15 pm
> Eggs Zachtly wrote:
>> james said:
>>
>> > There are several douglas fir trees in my lawn that keeps dropping pine
>> > cones. There is no machine to remove them from the lawn; it requires
>> > manual
>> > labor.
>> >
>> > Is there some fertilizer I can feed the tree to make it drop fewer
>> > cones?
>>
Since it's a Douglas fir, they're not pine cones, they're fir cones --
Try hydrogen sulfate
Under the right pH conditions the hyudrogen will be released, the cones will
absorb the hydrogen, become lighter-than-air and drift away to your
neighbor's yard. Problem solved.
Trader can tell you how to adjust the pH.
> cones. There is no machine to remove them from the lawn; it requires manual
> labor.
>
> Is there some fertilizer I can feed the tree to make it drop fewer cones?
LOL
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Eggs