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1. Most animal manure’s have a high PH and you must use peat moss, forest shavings, etc
2. Use peat moss or composted aged wood to maintain a balanced PH level
3. air with the smell of sweet peat and smoked wood
4. ‘This peaty soil means lots won’t grow but evolution has ensured that plants you’d never expect to find on peat have evolved ways of coping with it
5. They’d dug up a body ten years ago, a body preserved by the peat
6. He tastes dry peat and there is a damp patch on his pillow where he has dribbled during the night
7. ‘But we’ve not had any rain for a day or so, Sergeant, it must have come from under the ground if it is still damp … mind you, peat does hold the water so
8. ‘Okay, so what happens if we leave Chrissie out of the picture?’ Jarvis said, brushing the peat off his trousers
9. The Northern road continued on across the wide expanse of spiky grasslands with pools of peat soil and sharp rocky outcrops to ultimately reach the coastal township of Snuff
10. He successfully negotiated the edge during a brief lull in the storm, fell into a peat bog, cut the rope quickly to release the rocks, he clambered back to the bank
11. 2 Physicist David Peat says that the universe we live in is a very fine correction
12. It is, thanks to chirality, says David Peat, that we have an observable (asymmetric) universe at all
13. david Peat, a renowned scientist-philosopher of the twentieth century,
14. Suddenly, tonight, with Marc in my room, Jahna’s smoky, peat scent was in my nose
15. I recalled the odor that came before her visit, burning peat
16. The room echoed with Cerdic’s ragged inhales and rough exhales along with the soft pops and hisses of the peat and dung fire
17. I refreshed our peat fire and sat a small pot of water next to it
18. Then I could smell peat fires around me
19. I laid down, enveloped in the odor of the ponies and the peat smoke from the dwellings that surrounded me
20. The vision that came to me as that fall night’s air filled with peat smoke began with the god Cernunnos
21. “Da found these in the peat the other day and thought you’d want them
22. Peat smoke floated through the room, but now I caught the scent of coal, the fires of the gods and the smith’s hearth
23. I awoke on my cot in the hospice, the peat burning a bright spot in the middle of the room
24. You should light torches or give more peat to the fire
25. from peat moss and strange scaly things he got off a
26. Before I arrived, he had contacted friends of his who worked at Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co
27. He had to concentrate on his English or his tongue would revert back to a thick Gaelic dialect, and then his words would roll like the very peat of the Irish hillsides
28. A horse pulling a wagon of peat suddenly stopped
29. always had peat fires when they cook their daily meals
30. He opened the window in the kitchen to let some air in, and started a peat fire in the
31. When he saw him on the peat wagon today, he noticed that his
32. Potting soil is a compound of both organic and inorganic materials with such ingredients as compost, peat moss, sand, and vermiculite
33. When you are rooting the cuttings or growing the seeds for transplanting outdoor, then the jiffy peat cups and seedling starter kits become available in the indoor gardening supplies
34. They are compact, very easily transported, and peat pots could be planted outside pot!
35. compost in the mother plant's pot is moist, and fill a small pot with equal parts moist peat
36. At first Galinda simply lived wild in the forest bordering the village, foraging nuts and berries and grubs and sheltering in caves or hollows, but eventually she built a large hovel of tree trunks and slabs of peat torn from the nearby bog
37. Galinda flung the door open to reveal the interloper, jarring loose a cloud of dust and bits and pieces of detritus from the peat ceiling
38. A November smell of dampness and of peat smoke from cottage chimneys filled the air
39. (peat, leaf mold, or bark) in equal mixtures
40. The island is one of the last surviving strongholds of the Gaelic language in Scotland and the crofting industries of peat cutting and seaweed gathering are still an important part of everyday life
41. Any “ancient remains” are preserved (for various reasons) parts of corpses, which have become the same molecular structures of our outer reality like sand, minerals, oil, coal, peat and other things which we call “earth interior”
42. Ken suggested he knew a friend in the multinational accounting firm Peat Marwick who might organise a speedy reaction, and broke the connection
43. It was early next week when Ken Murray got his second report on the surrounds of the System fault from his friend at Peat Marwick
44. a glass of water to see my parents huddled conspiratorially round the warm glow of the peat fire
45. As the leaves turned, both actual and calendrical, and the sun’s apparent aspect began steadily to diminish, so autumn came and with it, a slow yet welcomed improvement in the air, the deadly peat fires that had choked the city all summer, finally giving way and burning out
46. “My wife used to tease me for being a Pollyanna,” Shapiro said, trying not to let any hint of a slur slip into his speech, despite the scotch warming his stomach like a peat fire
47. Jarvis, always said of her that she was too good for such a quiet place, and, though she never listened to her discontent and told her at the end of it (looking up, sucking her thread, or taking off her spectacles) that a little peat wrapped round the iris roots keeps them from the frost, and Parrot's great white sale is Tuesday next, "do remember,"--Mrs
48. It was dug on a green slope in a corner of the kirkyard, where the wall is so low that heath and bilberry plants have climbed over it from the moor; and peat mould almost buries it
49. As he walked, O’Neil could smell fresh peat settling in the air
50. The elderly nun sat across from Colleen in the small living room that was heated by a peat fire
