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LodiLapp wrote:thanks tonio for the info, much appreciated, if I have any success I will post the info for others.
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PHONETOOL wrote:I found 40 pounds of mushroom compost for $3.49
You can have this shipped free to the nearest do it best networked hardware store for pickup.
http://www.doitbest.com/Mulches+and+pea ... 750574.dib
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veggiefan wrote:No doubt, it is an awesome deal! What state are you at?
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Jardin du Fort wrote:Menards doesn't even list mushroom compost, and yet three days ago I was staring at a pallet full of it at the local store, and yes, it was $1.50 a bag. I will be scarfing up a few in a day or two....
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applestar wrote:That's what I call "Drowned Weeds" and have been doing that for a while now. I cover the bucket with folded burlap tied on with a haystring to keep the bugs out but allow the contents to ferment (think sour dough). Fermenting process kills the seeds.
Result is a bubbling olive green sludge that smells remarkably like fresh from the horses behind manure, and REALLY heats up the compost pile.