Cheap/efficient way to add 8-12 more plants?

[kpatrick925]

Originally Posted by ireilly

Dolomitic limestone is also called magnesium lime or high magnesium lime and is found with agricultural fertilizers as it and agricultural limestone are neutralizing agents for acid soils. So you may find it in a farm store in your area. Just not sure how much they will want to sell you, but I'd imagine 50 lb bags should be available.

Anyplace that deals with limestone or marble may also deal in dolomite. like quarries. However, if you cannot get dolomitic limstone then you can just buy crushed ag lime and use epsom salts to add magnesium, assuming you don't mind the added sulfur. The size of the lime grains has much to do with the TNV and ENV of the product, which is how quickly it neutralizes acidic soils.

As a tangent, here's a little digression on limestone as relates to building and grounds care of structures. More than I remembered about limestone until I read it.

http://www.stonebtb.com/news/Stone_K...Problems.shtml

Thanks for the clarification. I am very new to this and get a little stuck when asking for things I really don't know about.

[barbara]

Just wanted to know how close togeather I can plant or grow Heirloom tomatoes??or any tomato..And not have them cross.You will probable see by my questions I am new at this alone..