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Old 06-08-2003, 06:14 AM
Chookie
 
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Default Improving Soil & Varieties of Clumping Tomatoes?

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"Wanda" wrote:


I've installed some retic,
connecting it to a nearby tap with a manual timer. I've also attacked the
soil with lots of wettasoil, slow release fertiliser & dynamic lifter. Is
there anything else I should do or use? Perhaps mushroom compost or worm
poo?


I'll just warn you that a lot of herbs are from the Mediterranean and prefer
poorer soils and not too much water. Any grey-leafed herb usually likes a dry
spot, so be conservative with the watering. Given the tight space I would
plant a variety of cherry tomato at one end of the bed -- they are happy to
droop on the ground around the bed and will bear very heavily.

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