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This was mentioned in a previous thread I started, but I wanted more info on it.
Biosludge compost (compost made from seweage)...Is this good for your flowers?
I will be making two new large beds this weekend, one for irises the other for a hodgepodge of flowers. I was calling around trying to find places that sold leaf compost. They are all farther away then I would like to travel and cost money (a cheap $14). However, I called the waste plant that is 5 minutes away. They will give this away for free!!! However, are only open M-F.
I am assuming that this will be great for my flowers...however, if it is tilled into my soil Monday then I plant my irises on Monday will it be ok? I dont have to let it sit before planting?
I have a large shipment of Irises from Schreiners coming Monday.
Also, my guess is don't use biosludge compost on veggies or anything for human consumption?
Thanks,
Danielle
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