Re: walnut trees

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From: Beverly Erlebacher
Date: Wed, 15 Nov 1995 00:00

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The original poster may want to repost his message on rec.gardens.
People there have posted several lists of plants that are and are
not affected by walnut allelopathy, as well as descriptions of some
dodges for getting around the problems if you have only a small yard.

One thing I remember is that juglone really clobbers tomato plants.

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From: bae@oci.utoronto.ca (Beverly Erlebacher)
Subject: Re: walnut trees
Date: 1995/11/15
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