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Is there any fertilizer you recommend for fruits and vegetables

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by Rince on June 24th, 2009
Horse S**t, seriously, your local stables will sell it by the sack full, cheap :-) Dig it in and watch that fruit grow, natural and cheap, great stuff :-)
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