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Tue, Apr 11, 06 at 10:42
| I have an area in my yard that was used to dump ash from a coal stove for many years.
I am trying to remove as much as I can, and add dirt but the ash will always be there. Any tips on what native groundcover/ plants that will tolerate the ash? The weeds seem to be doing fine, and there is also a patch of native phlox that has grown there. Thanks so much!!! :o) Nif |
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| Don't know if this helps, but my friend dumps her ashes into a compost pile. Can you move the dirt/ashes into a compost pile? (Just thought I'd pipe up since no one answered.) Good luck! |
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