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GRETCHEN R.
10 months ago
maybe
Danielle T.
1 year ago
I guess
Barbara W.
1 year ago
What about the 'dirt' used in purchased nursery plants? It often appears to have polystyrene pieces in it...is it safe to add to compost? Does it contaminate topsoil?
MARIE T.
2 years ago
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Karen K.
2 years ago
Jeez, farting cows and now corn? Next!
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You can try to recycle your ceramics, such as coffee mugs and plates, at local recycling yards that accept brick or cement.
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