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Posted: Aug/03/2008 12:09 PM PST
I have a large black walnut tree and AFTER planting my garden found out about black walnut toxicity. Does anyone know how far away from the tree I must move my garden? thanks! |
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Posted: Aug/03/2008 2:15 PM PST
From what I have read, it can be toxic for as far as a 60 to 80 foot radius. Hope this helps sass |
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Posted: Aug/04/2008 7:25 PM PST
Thanks, any chance I can move my tomato plants that have started to wilt and "save" them? |
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Posted: Aug/24/2008 5:45 PM PST
I'm not gonna make any type of a guess on that.. HEY STEREOMAN! |
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Posted: Oct/03/2008 7:58 PM PST
you should try the veggie or compost forum. Stereo is usually participating in those threads.. |
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Posted: Oct/04/2008 8:26 AM PST
Quote: Originally posted by sassmuffin HEY STEREOMAN!I'm paying attention. I just had a lapse of umm, mentality. One of my favorite clients says that whenever he calls. With the accent on "man". As in, Hey StereoMAN! You were calling me because you know how I detest black walnut trees, right? I detest them because they are so selfish. They won't share their space with other plants. They have this oil in their leaves, in their roots, and especially in the green shells around the nuts, that leaches into the ground and cripples other growing things nearby. So if you accidentally plant something near a black walnut, and it shows signs of weakness as a result, you have to get the SOIL off the poor thing. Or else you're moving the disease along with the patient. |
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