Posted by SgtBilco on August 23, 2010, 1:44 pm
my small garden is half finished...I am in zone 5 - Michigan and wondering
if I should now plant cover crop where I have harvested onions & beets? If
so what should I plant? I have also access to large amount of tree leaves
- mostly oak....which I could shred and work into soil in fall.....which is
better or can I do both?
Posted by Bob Hobden on August 23, 2010, 3:33 pm
> my small garden is half finished...I am in zone 5 - Michigan and wondering
> if I should now plant cover crop where I have harvested onions & beets? If
> so what should I plant? I have also access to large amount of tree
> leaves
> - mostly oak....which I could shred and work into soil in fall.....which
> is
> better or can I do both?
This is a little used English newsgroup so I doubt you will get a sensible
reply.
Try... rec.gardens which I believe is mainly a US based newsgroup.
Most of the UK gardeners are on... uk.rec.gardening
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Regards
Bob Hobden
W.of London. UK
Posted by Heather Elliott on October 18, 2010, 7:49 pm
On Aug 23, 10:44 am, SgtBi...@FtBaxter.net wrote:
> my small garden is half finished...I am in zone 5 - Michigan and wondering
> if I should now plant cover crop where I have harvested onions & beets? If
> so what should I plant? I have also access to large amount of tree leaves
> - mostly oak....which I could shred and work into soil in fall.....which is
> better or can I do both?
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> if I should now plant cover crop where I have harvested onions & beets? If
> so what should I plant? I have also access to large amount of tree
> leaves
> - mostly oak....which I could shred and work into soil in fall.....which
> is
> better or can I do both?