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Can I grow a vegetable garden if my lawn has been sprayed with pesticides?

Friday, August 26th, 2011 at 2:39 pm

Question by green12: Can I grow a vegetable garden if my lawn has been sprayed with pesticides?
I just moved into a new house. I really want to grow a vegetable garden in my backyard but I was told that a lawn company that the previous owner hired recently sprayed the lawn with pesticides. How long do pesticides last? Will it be safe to grow a vegetable garden at all? Thanks.

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Answer by Rothschild Rockefeller
no

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Is it possible to over-fertilize a vegetable garden?

Tuesday, June 28th, 2011 at 11:31 am

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Question by mike v: Is it possible to over-fertilize a vegetable garden?
I admit, I didn't read the packaging and I feel that was a mistake. I spread generous amounts of organic fertilizer over my vegetable garden before the seeds germinated. I've noticed plants have sprouted in areas of less-thick fertilizer. I wonder if the other seeds just haven't come up through the thickness or could the organic fertilizer have killed the seeds.

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Answer by ewtaylor2001
yes it will burn them up

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