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He is keeping them in a warm climate compared to ours? I wonder how they would survive in a North East greenhouse surrounded by ash?
My woodburner is on continuously so i am always on the lookout for ash uses. My allotment has acid soil so I usually spread it there. You can make soap with it (Lye?) and I have noticed it makes my hands really soft if I spread it by hand.Very alkali from what I can gather so I use it instead of lime.(Wonders whether toms stored inlime would be just the same?) Of course for the garden, the additional potassium will be a benefit..
My woodburner is on continuously so i am always on the lookout for ash uses. My allotment has acid soil so I usually spread it there. You can make soap with it (Lye?) and I have noticed it makes my hands really soft if I spread it by hand.Very alkali from what I can gather so I use it instead of lime.(Wonders whether toms stored inlime would be just the same?) Of course for the garden, the additional potassium will be a benefit..
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