Transgressive segregation affects essential oil composition in a model mint population
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We’ve recently purchased a property with a large chook yard and pens with lots of peppercorn trees all around sheltering it. There’s a very thick layer of old manure mixed with the dead leaves and peppercorns from the trees all through the place and im wondering if anyone has the low down on if this is ok to use in our vege garden or if the peppercorns could be problematic.
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Hi all, we have a few chickens and we do the deep bedding method with pine shavings . I recently purchased some blueberry plants. I know adding pine shavings as a mulch are good to lower Ph of the soil. Can I use the used bedding right away because it kind of age doing the deep bedding method or do I need to age it first in a compost pile.
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Planted new hostas last week and bunnies are friends right? I guess sharing is caring right? Might land up on a BBQ if I can’t find a solution (jk) uh anyways they ate 4 of my hostas and least left one pedal.
Any easy cheap solutions?
Thank goodness so far they don’t like My tomatoe plants
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