To cover or not
I've prepared a plot for next year's runner beans (trenching, etc) and
am wondering what to do with it over the winter. I could of course just leave it bare. I looked at green manures/cover crops but the only one I could sow now is Field Beans which doesn't seem a very good idea. Suggestions? Steve Harris - Cheltenham - Real address steve AT netservs DOT com |
To cover or not
: I've prepared a plot for next year's runner beans (trenching, etc) and
: am wondering what to do with it over the winter. : : I could of course just leave it bare. : : I looked at green manures/cover crops but the only one I could sow now : is Field Beans which doesn't seem a very good idea. : : Suggestions? : : Steve Harris - Cheltenham - Real address steve AT netservs DOT com I would let the weather get at it and hoe it over to clear any annual weeds in the spring |
To cover or not
"Steve Harris" wrote in message ... I've prepared a plot for next year's runner beans (trenching, etc) and am wondering what to do with it over the winter. I've put winter spuds in mine. |
To cover or not
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To cover or not
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To cover or not
Steve Harris wrote in message ... I've prepared a plot for next year's runner beans (trenching, etc) and am wondering what to do with it over the winter. I could of course just leave it bare. I looked at green manures/cover crops but the only one I could sow now is Field Beans which doesn't seem a very good idea. My father always used to put his compostable stuff into the trench that he had dug, so that there was some there ready for spring. I seemed to work well, he also lined the trench with old newspapers. Mike www.british-naturism.org.uk |
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