SC - Roots

[LrdRas@aol.com]

No, my lord and I created the dirt in the front bed ourselves, sand,
peat, vermiculite, compost, etc., so the composition of the soil is not
what I'm worried about.  The proximity to the road is my concern.  And
after reading the posts regarding the toxicity factors, I don't know if I
will ever eat anything from my own yard again!  When I planted the front
bed, I determined not to eat anything from it anyway, and planted for
fragrance, flowers, and ornamentals.  It was the root thread that got me
thinking, and that's why I asked.  
	Christianna
On Wed, 3 Jun 1998 08:02:13 -0400 "marilyn traber"
<mtraber at email.msn.com> writes:
>If you are worried about the pollutant content of the soil, how about 
>raised
>bed gardening where you line the raised bed with plastic sheeting on
>drainage gravel[poke a bunch of small holes to let the excess water 
>drip
>out] and fill with potting soil or dirt imported from out in the rural 
>area
>somewhere?
>
>margali
>
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