http://www.landrights.com/Hydrogen_Peroxide.htm Dear Bill Munro, I read your article about gardening with H202 and decided to include this in this years fall garden (Florida). I mixed up the peroxide as you stated and sprayed the rows where I intended to plant and then put my seeds down and sprayed them again before covering the seeds. I was using a hand held 1 gallon sprayer and found it interesting that the soil would boil up some using the 8% mixture. Our garden plot is 80ft X 35ft and feeds three families. We planted two weeks ago and some seeds have yet to show. We have had the pourest germination we have ever had. None of our green beans have germinated---not one, same for several other vegetables. I tried digging in the garden to find the seeds to see where they were in their germination process to my surprise I couldn't find a single bean seed. It was like I hadn't planted. The onion bulbs we put in have yet to put out tops. I can see where spraying the plants after they have come up would be beneficial but do not recommend from this experience spraying the seeds. I don't think it would be the seeds as I bought from three different suppliers with the same results. The corn only had about a 10% germination. This really put a dent in our fall production and replanting will be iffy with the winter right around the corner. Dianne France
