So I bought a bag of superphosphate bone meal from a flowerer shop in town at Town God’s Temple Street and mixed it into each pot as a substitute for new earth.
Bone meal from slaughterhouses, sugar beet waste and waste from other fermentation industries such as those that produce bioethanol are all likewise plentiful and protein rich.
Now, at the original bone meal, after the plates were cleared, the leftover bones were scrubbed by musician Richard Peck and then strung together as necklaces by Robert Rauschenberg's then assistant Hisachika Takahashi.
For $4.00, you could enjoy the Bone Meal comprised of oxtail soup, a green salad, marrow bones, stuffed bones, frog legs provencale, and pot roast bones with sliced peaches and coffee or tea for dessert.