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Why Your Manure Might Be Killing Your Garden: The Grazon Problem in the Panhandle
At a recent regional garden club meeting, a gardener shared that her plants in a raised bed looked stunted and were not producing fruit. The plants were green. They were not dead. But the new leaves were twisted and cupped, the growing tips looked deformed, and nothing was setting fruit the way it should. She checked for pests and tried fertilizer but nothing worked. What she may not have checked is the manure she spread in the spring.
Jim Alvilhiera
Sep 254 min read
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