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Si
After the potato rush
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09 June, 2008, 07:04:42 pm »
(as Niel Young once sung)
What would you recommend that I put in as I harvest each row of pots? I don't want to leave the ground vacant as it'll just weed up, plus I want more food . But at the same time I'm wondering if planting stuff intot he potato bed straight away will bugger up the crop rotation?
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Si
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11 June, 2008, 04:20:21 pm »
<Ferris Bueller's teacher>
anyone, anyone, anyone, anyone?
</Ferris Bueller's teacher>
or to put it another way - what's fastish growing, likes well manured beds and can be planted in late june, early July?
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marna
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11 June, 2008, 04:25:28 pm »
Squashes of some description? Ours went in only a few weeks ago, and they don't really affect crop rotation. Or maybe an autumn crop of peas?
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Si
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11 June, 2008, 07:05:06 pm »
mmm, squashes, yep that sounds like a plan....the ones on the muck heap are a little cramped at the mo.
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Basil
Um....err......oh bugger!
Help me!
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11 June, 2008, 07:12:31 pm »
It's still not too late for a few Dwarf French Beans
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