Re: decreasing ph

[Dave Gomberg <gomberg@wcf.com>]

The marketing of Turface is a wonder of misdirection.  You find it from a 
local landscape design supply house.   Or ask the groundskeeper at your 
local major league baseball park.   They pretty much all use Turface.


At 03:37 PM 2/6/01 -0500, you wrote:
> > I would love to try some of the 'black turface'.  Any idea where this 
> might
> > be available?
> > I've been to the Profile/Turface web-site a few times, but they apparently
> > don't sell from there - or did I miss something obvious?
>
>Scott, thanks for the compliment. Sadly, I don't believe Schultz
>sells from their website, which is a bummer. I sure would! They
>could literally sell tons of the stuff!
>
>I've yet to see a whole bag of black Turface. The sample I had was
>good-looking stuff. Dave Gomberg, the man behind Planted
>Aquarium Magazine (http://www.wcf.com/pam) and an apisto list
>member, sent me the sample. He's located in San Fran. and may
>have found it around that area.
>
>Dave, can you fill in the missing blanks?
>
>Jamie    <"\\\><
>Greenwood, SC
>
>
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