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    rubydue 10 months ago

  • FAIL

    unlustig1 1 year ago

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    annnewsome 2 years ago

  • Rule #1 No Creosoted or Pressure treated wood should ever be used unless it is for ornamentals only. The preservatives ( like Arsenic) leach out into the soil and can be taken up by your plants.

    61804shill 2 years ago 3

  • expertvillage should hang their collective heads in shame...anyone with even a passing interest in gardening knows better than to use railroad ties for anything other than ornamentals

    KingmanOldDude 3 years ago 2

  • Creosote rail ties? Some experts! 1 star for poisoning people.

    Crosisborg 3 years ago

  • You are right, railroad ties should not be used near food crops but because they leech creosote into the soil. You may have been thinking about treated lumber with arsenic.

    EmilyBemily23 3 years ago

  • Railroad ties should not be used around food crops because they contain arsenic which can leech into the soil.

    beutifullady 3 years ago

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