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Does anyone know if the ashes from my UDS would be good for my garden soil

for next year? I get plenty of ashes over the summer and was wondering if I could

re-purpose them.

Thanks

SOB
 
Saw a thread someplace that said a light coat is beneficial but don't go to heavy.  Most of mine goes on the lawn.
 
Does anyone know if the ashes from my UDS would be good for my garden soil

for next year? I get plenty of ashes over the summer and was wondering if I could

re-purpose them.

Thanks

SOB
SOB, morning.... I use all the ashes from my BBQ and pellet stove in the garden...  ashes are quite alkaline so I add ammonium sulfate which acidifies the alkalinity of the ashes....  wood ash has many micro nutrients which plants need... 

Here is an excellent explanation of acidification of soil and how and why....    Dave

http://extension.oregonstate.edu/catalog/pdf/ec/ec1560-e.pdf
 
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