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| I don't use manure myself, so someone else will have to advise there. Green manure; just chop with the spade as you did it in. foliage, roots the lot. for rotating crops, just don't follow one with another of the same family. Google crop rotation for loads of guidance on what to follow what. I'd decide which bed/s you are having roots veg in though - which is onions, carrots, parsnips; and don't put any manure/green manure on that at all. Otherwise, you'll end up with all foliage, small root veg and carrots will fork like crazy. You can get some overwintering onions/shallots/ garlic in now as well. I'd pop that load of ash on the root crop veg myself and dig it in, they love it.
__________________ Andrea :wavehello http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...logs/zazen999/ moon trials completed: tomatoes [46% increase in crop per seed sown and 10% increase in crop per plant] currently underway: calabrese garlic http://linearlegume.blogspot.com/ Last edited by zazen999; 29-09-2008 at 08:40 AM. |
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