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Tue, Apr 15, 08 at 17:34
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As the snow is finally receding here I can see that my front dahlia garden has tons of road salt and dirt on it. We got more snow this winter than we have in the last 100+ years. should I worry about all of that road gunk in my dahlia bed? Should I till it in? Amend the soil with something? Try and shovel some of it out? I don't want to plant all of my tubers only to have them die. Thanks,
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| I put gypsum on the area that had the road salt. It is supposed to neutralize it. |
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