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Spikes? Sticks? I am confused....
At 03:48 AM 3/21/2000 -0500, Michael Rubin wrote:
> Jobe's spike product is not the same as the stick product. The
>spikes are designed for tree fertilization.<snip>
I have seen a tree product (the spikes are the size of a railroad spike,
about the length of a pencil and as big around as the base of my thumb,
maybe bigger. I don't remember what the were called (spikes/sticks).
I hold in front of me Jobe's Plant Food SPIKES for lush ferns and palms and
they are NOT that size, they are more the size of a suppository.
Can we get the terminology straight here so there is no confusion, please?
I propose that until someone actually finds the tree thingies and finds
out for sure what they are called, that we call them all spikes. I don't
believe the Fern and Palm spikes are made in more than one spike size
(actually, I believe they are made in only one package size, as well).
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Dave Gomberg, San Francisco mailto:gomberg at wcf_com
Jobe's Fern and Palm Spikes FREE http://www.wcf.com/pam
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