Green manures for cutting

[Two_Sheds]

I have several plants of Bocking 14 comfrey, and for the 20 odd years I've grown it its never popped up anywhere I didn't deliberately plant it.

You're right, it won't produce seed, but if people are diggers, they can accidentally make root cuttings by slicing thru the Bocking

[Two_Sheds]

Winter Rye is by far the best one for me, you may think something else is better its purely your own opinion.

I hated rye, it was very tough and hard to remove (I'm no dig)

I tend to use anything that isn't seeding as a Chip n Drop mulch/manure

I've just pulled up the phacelia, some grass, old leeks, dahlia stalks, corn stalks etc
And leave them on the beds until I'm ready to plant.
They stop new weeds from germinating and keep moisture in the soil - mulch

[PepperMonster]

I've started some alfalfa off indoors so I'll work out where I want that at the weekend.

Won't start with squash for a few weeks or I won't be able to get in the greenhouse by May

[Snoop Puss]

^Will you be transplanting it? That seems like a lot of work. Me, I sow direct for ease.

[PepperMonster]

I will be planting the sprouted seeds out...I'm going to eat some of them!