October 6, 2010Linkitty, link, link
From Sunset’s Fresh Dirt blog mentioning and linking to a post by Nan Sterman blogging for the Black Gold potting soil people: This ..terrible pot problems such as shrinking soil, white crusty residue, and potted plants that actually repel water (all your fault).
So anyway, Nan tells you how to fix them. The bonus link, Nan’s potted fountain wall.
whatever
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Michelle Derviss says:
Using a peat moss based soil amendment such as the one suggested in the article is an environmentally poor decision.
Peat moss is not a sustainable product. All kinds of negative environmental events happen when the peat wet lands are drained and the material mined.
If you are concerned about the environment and your potting soil decomposing then there are other more sustainable soil amendments to use that won’t negatively impact the environment.
Posted on October 6, 2010 at 10:30 am.