[Garden] where to plant what

[gcmichal at envmail.uwaterloo.ca]

I can arrange for a volunteer to test for nitrogen, phosphorus, and  
pottasium  as well as percent organic matter and soil texture at a  
university lab. It would take less than 2 hours and one of us would  
learn something.  There would be no cost. I made arrangements last  
year but we were to disorganized to find one of us to do it.  Why not  
try that again?  After all, part of our purpose is learning how to  
manage a garden with least reliance on outside props, whether it be  
fertilizers, pesticides, or commercial services.

- Greg

  Quoting "J. Rochon" <jrochon at uwaterloo.ca>:

> Gardeners,
>                     I have a potential line on high-quality soil  
> testing. More news as it happens.
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