BEACH, er, SEAWEED WALK 10/27/2012 Southbound

They should use all that for a big compost pile. Use it for gardens up in the hills. Lots of places nothing but rockstone. Grow veggies and stuff. :D

In the "old days" seaweed was tossed up against a houses foundation before winter for insulation and the next spring it was turned into the fields to fertilize. Just natural.

WOW, poor baby conchs, dead. Thats a shame. I know exactly where this is, feel for my gardener friends there

Dash we do that here, with lobster shells, to fertilize a field. And seaweed on our bulbs to protect against snow during the winter.

Were those conchs, baby conch shells empty? Not alive?

Treehouse paid for a private backhoe, cleaned up in 2 days. We dug and dug ( me too) then buried it

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Originally Posted by Lady Jane

Dash we do that here, with lobster shells, to fertilize a field. And seaweed on our bulbs to protect against snow during the winter.

Were those conchs, baby conch shells empty? Not alive?

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LadyJane, If you need help emptying those lobsters, just call!!

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Originally Posted by dash

LadyJane, If you need help emptying those lobsters, just call!!

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Ok Dash, you will have to come to PEI

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Originally Posted by Lady Jane

Dash we do that here, with lobster shells, to fertilize a field. And seaweed on our bulbs to protect against snow during the winter.

Were those conchs, baby conch shells empty? Not alive?

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Some of the conch had been alive when the sea brought them to the beach.