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Aug 17, 2015 10:16 AM CST
Name: Jen Jax
Northern Kentucky (Zone 6a)
Region: Kentucky Dog Lover Irises Peonies Enjoys or suffers cold winters
Yes rabbit manure is considered a cold manure you just sprinkle them around. It won't burn plants, you just use it as is. No compost or decomposition required. I already use it on other things in the garden it's great for attracting and growing worms. I was asking more for the purpose of the nitrogen content of it. It's higher in nitrogen then all other manures. That's why I was wondering if anyone had experience with already using it in their iris beds. To much nitrogen can cause the iris not to bloom or also speeds rot.

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