HomeFocus.com Create Listing
Contractor Directory Talk Boards Ask the Expert Resource Library Top Real Estate Agents Home Plans
Home | Contact Us | Job Opportunities | Client Login


It's fast, easy
& free!

click here


Login

Username
Password

I forgot my password




Ren Molnar Bio



Ren Molnar Archive



Homefocus Archive


Expert Q Ren Molnar Q&A Archive
Top > Horticulture > Soil

Question:

I just recently bought a woodstove and I am wondering if I can use the ashes to fertilise my lawn. Also can I use sawdust for the same purpose.

Answer:

In given situations you can use both but separately. If your soil needs more acid, I think you can use the ashes but I'd want to know the ph of the soil before doing that. Your local nursery should be able to help here. The sawdust has too much tanic acid for most plants so be careful with it. Again, your local nursery should be able to advise you on how to modify it to gain from it.

Courtesy of Ren Molnar, Construction Consultant at HomeFocus.com. I can also be reached at (613) 748-3003 and Home Focus phone-in is broadcast live 8 to 10 A.M. (Ottawa, Ont. time) on Saturdays on www.cfra.com.

Answered By: Ren Molnar

More Questions & Answers ...

1. We have an oversized double garage and live in an area prone to shifting due to clay. The asphalt floor and d ...
2. I'm the guy that had the garage footing fall. Can I just jack up the sill plate on top of the foundation wall ...
3. I live in an Orleans, Ontario and recently my garage door came off its track. While fixing it I found a crack ...
4. I just recently bought a woodstove and I am wondering if I can use the ashes to fertilise my lawn. Also can I ...

Home Plans