i have a sense of humor.. apparently you dont.. i did not chew your head off.. as you say ... i read what you said.. i have bought houses.. i have tried to save a buck by ID'ing what is there.. and i have wasted a lot of time and effort .. trying to 'save' ... what should otherwise be killed ... its a weed tree.. probably repeatedly run over by the drunk next door .. while attempting to park near the curb.. as most plants in such circumstances.. and able to live thru that torture.. it is most likely an invasive.. or nearly so .. and the presumption is.. that it would be a waste of effort to move it .. or save it ... and if one is living on the edge of the road.. i am going to guess that you will be finding others on the rest of the lot.. and if its anything link the siberian elm my neighbor has.. i am killing upwards of two to 300 seedlings per year ... horrible trees that shed large branches in wind and ice storms.. and drop more seeds than maples .... just a total nightmare of a tree IMHO ... i do not waste my time HELPING PEOPLE.. to only be insulted by peeps who complain about free advice ... good day.. and good bye ken

With a good quality soil-less potting mix all the rest is optional. I don't use MG so I haven't read the label but most quality mixes already contain lime. If you want more then how much depends on the size of the container used. Too much is worst than none since it skews the pH making everying unavailable tot he plants. MG does claim to contain fertilizers, how much I don't know but it should be on the label. But with containers fertilizer is never a one-time thing anyway. It is needed on a regular basis throughout the season. How much Tomato Tone also depends on the size of the container and the directions on the label provide a guide as to how much to add. Young seedlings can still be burned if too much is used up front. I agree that reading though lots of info can be tedious - re-typing it is too ;) - but it is also one of the best ways to learn. Dave

Brick and mortar stores are carrying less and less of the fringe parts. It ties up their inventory dollars on items they may only sell once a year, if that. I found Repairclinic on this board after contacting several appliance stores for a replacement part for the screw on cap in the dishwasher door for liquid Jetdry. No one carried it. Most of them didn't even want to bother with special ordering such a small part for a 10 year old machine - and if they did I have no doubt they would have passed on their shipping and handling costs. Repairclinic not only had it, but it was shipped immediately and the entire transaction was delightful. Since then I've used them for a few other items, and each time the transaction was fast and reliable. Love these guys.

Thank you bostedo. very good guess, but no, it's only white clover. Had to look up phyla nodaflora. I should have it. white clover attracts the following: Attracts: Eastern Tailed-Blue, Gray Hairstreak , American Copper, Orange Sulphur, Sleepy Orange, Least Skipper, Summer Azure, Clouded Sulphur, Reakirt's Blue, and more