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walnut trees

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From: Bill Allen
Date: Sat, 11 Nov 1995 00:00
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Hi: I've read that certain plants won't grow near mature black walnut trees. I 
had the pleasure of witnessing this phenomenon this summer. Most of the plants 
in my vegetable garden grew to a couple of feet tall and then wilted. The 
garden is 10 to 20 feet away from a 50 foot walnut. Apart from digging up a 
new area for a garden or cutting the tree down (I could use the wood for 
making cabinets) I was wondering if there was a way to counteract the effects 
the tree has on vegetable growth. I cannot find any information on what 
exactly is the process involved. Is it a pH thing, a toxin, does it come from 
the roots or decomposing husks? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
						Bill
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From: Bill Allen <ballen1@frontier.canrem.com>
Subject: walnut trees
Date: 1995/11/11
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