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My Foot Smells · August 30, 2016

I will keep that in mind. The wood ash does have to be disposed of somewhere? Currently I dig out and wheelbarrow over by some old elm trees - they do seem to like the ash pile.

I'm going to ask for a list of products down at the co-op, preferably with prices. I don't have a big garden, but prices are much better and most things I can use a 50# bag of on the property. I'm really not interested in dinking and dunking with the tiny retail plastic sacks with a cute picture.

August 30, 2016	#51
My Foot Smells Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Pulaski County, Arkansas Posts: 1,239	I will keep that in mind. The wood ash does have to be disposed of somewhere? Currently I dig out and wheelbarrow over by some old elm trees - they do seem to like the ash pile. I'm going to ask for a list of products down at the co-op, preferably with prices. I don't have a big garden, but prices are much better and most things I can use a 50# bag of on the property. I'm really not interested in dinking and dunking with the tiny retail plastic sacks with a cute picture.