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Question: If you have used seedballs have you found them effective in the UK
Yes I did tests vs broadcast   -0 (0%)
I have never done comparison tests   -1 (100%)
I have done tests with large and small  balls and found small better   -0 (0%)
I have done tests with large and small and found large balls better   -0 (0%)
I have done tests with disc shapes and found them more effectve   -0 (0%)
I have done tests with disc shapes and found them less effective   -0 (0%)
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permag
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« on: April 14, 2010, 04:13:29 PM »
Trying to find actual concrete data on what size etc is most effective. There seems to be very little research.
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601vigilante
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« Reply #1 on: October 01, 2010, 04:45:12 PM »
The difficulty with this survey is that you haven't defined the contents of a seed ball.  The more clay, the harder the ball and the more difficult to break it down.  Also if you want to plant in the spring vs fall.  Also your seed size, obviously a peach stone does not need as much of a coat as say a grain of rice. Generally I keep mine under 3 cm diameters. 
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