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A certain web site advises to mix 2 lb of Bonemeal into the soil removed to 
plant an apple tree.  
Are there alternatives to bonemeal?
 Thanks
Larry D. Cook
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If it is calcium one is wishing to amend to soil for apple trees, perhaps egg 
shells would work, rinsed and well crushed?
Easy source of calcium for those who raise chickens or ducks. 

Jeanne M. Wallace, PhD (nutrition)

 

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A certain web site advises to mix 2 lb of Bonemeal into the soil removed to 
plant an apple tree.  
Are there alternatives to bonemeal?
 Thanks
Larry D. Cook