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April 6th 04, 04:45 AM
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culprit wrote: thanks for the information and suggestions. i think i'm going to focus on the areas of the garden that are outside the invisible fence perimeter for now, and maybe add some new "fence" around the other areas i want to plant at a later date. If you really want to try using this fertilizer where the dogs have access to it, try scratching it into the soil and then put down a thick layer of mulch on top. I basically had to stop using fertilizers that smell like food (blood and bone meal, fish emulsion) because it drove the dog nuts and brought in tons of unwelcome visitors of the wild kind. All the digging around they were doing turned out to be contraindicated for the health and well-being of the plants. Now, I just use a good slow release fertilizer in addition to compost. Suja 
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culprit wrote: thanks for the information and suggestions. i think i'm going to focus on the areas of the garden that are outside the invisible fence perimeter for now, and maybe add some new "fence" around the other areas i want to plant at a later date. If you really want to try using this fertilizer where the dogs have access to it, try scratching it into the soil and then put down a thick layer of mulch on top. I basically had to stop using fertilizers that smell like food (blood and bone meal, fish emulsion) because it drove the dog nuts and brought in tons of unwelcome visitors of the wild kind. All the digging around they were doing turned out to be contraindicated for the health and well-being of the plants. Now, I just use a good slow release fertilizer in addition to compost. Suja
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