I would hazard a guess and say that you can go ahead and use it. Check for additives, but this stuff is meant to be used around reptiles which do not tolerate much in the way of chemical toxins. If tropical snakes can live in this stuff with no ill effects, I would consider it completely safe. People who keep snakes, which I used to, are very careful what they expose their animals to. As far how it will work in your garden, at half-price I'd give it a shot and see how it goes.

Hay Nancy, could I borrow it? I think my bear is back. I just noticed a very flattened Hirao Majesty and Alligator shoes since yesterday. They were both looking pretty good and I could have added them to the "looking good" thread. A bear can sure do more damage than a few measly neimitodes. Phil I love the dianasour! It's perfect. I bet everyone who sees it will get a good laugh. I love doing stuff like that around the garden. I have a little thrift shop mouse beside my Blue Mouse Ears. I painted his ears blue. McT, Myrle

I put it in a pretty shady spot and only one leaf unfurled. I moved it to a spot that gets a little more morning sun and it started unfurling, but I noticed it was leaning towards the sun. So, I moved it again ====>>>>> will you please reread the above .... slowly.. 4 times ... and come to understand that you.. MOVING IT THREE TIMES HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH IT UNFURLING .... here in adrian ... half of my hosta are under 4 inches ... yes.. 750 of them ... and you have moved things because they are not unfurling fast enough ... 200 miles west of me ??? .. didnt you just have the 4 days of cold rain that i had ... the soil isnt even worm enough yet .... i hope you are having a great time ... but me thinks you are on the edge ... lol ken

Jurassic Park is looking pretty good today. I took T Rex out of the pot and stuck him in the ground yesterday morning (well, actually my DH did it for me). He looks better today!