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Old 15-03-2004, 11:50 PM
Martin Sykes
 
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Default Best position for a vegetable patch


"Jo Hall" wrote in message
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Thanks Emery

As I mentioned in my reply to Jon, the nice south facing part of our

garden
is very open to the wind. I am not really sure what damages plants mo
lack of sun or lots of wind!

Thanks

Jo


Make the windy side less so by planting taller fruit bushes and fruit trees
on the field side to act as a screen. Then you'll have the best of both
worlds. Reducing the wind is possible. Increasing the sun isn't unless you
move the house!

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