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weeding a veg patch
I have several seedlings starting to appear in my veg patch. I am
growing carrots, parsnips, sprouting broc, beetroot, radishes, potatoes and peas. I have a row of each, about 14" apart and 8' long (some wider spaced depending on what they are - ie potatoes have lots of space). Everything is coming on nicely (as far as a total beginner can tell!). However, I am starting to get the inevitable weeds coming up too. Problem is, I can only reach about 3' from each end of the row to pull them up - there is therefore a 2' section of most rows that I cant get to! I dont want to stand on the soil as I will compact it (spent ages cultivating it - fairly high clay content in a new build garden). Any tips ?? Are there any tools to help out - something like a rubbish fork that you see street cleaners using ? Or should I not be so anal and just leave the weeds growing until the veg is established enough and I'm not so concerned about disturbing the soil ? |
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