- BirdLover72
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- BirdLover72
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Like I said it may have been Grandpas Rose as well. What I've done in the past when trying to find a specific thread is just scrolled through the pages in that forum as well. So, it most likely would have been in the organic forum and it was at leat a year ago, maybe more so it would most likely be at the back of the pages.
Hope that helps with your search.
Also, often when I'm searching for topics via google; our posts at the HG come up (first!) so you might try that. Though the current thread on greensand will probably the first in your list of entries.
Hope that helps with your search.
Also, often when I'm searching for topics via google; our posts at the HG come up (first!) so you might try that. Though the current thread on greensand will probably the first in your list of entries.
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- Super Green Thumb
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While poking around for information on the Internet, I ran across this-
Might be a godsend for chlorotic trees.Greensand is a naturally occuring, mined, long-accepted and organic source of minerals: composition 1%P, 5-7%K; 50% silica, 18-23% iron oxide; 22 trace minerals. Its effects last for up to 10 years, applied at a rate of 10 lb. per 100 sq. ft. It loosens clay soils and is slowly available to the roots.