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| Thread ID: 126754 | 2012-09-17 00:24:00 | Vegetable garden - continous supply | Nomad (952) | PC World Chat |
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| 1301438 | 2012-09-17 07:27:00 | Hmm . . . I have been reading the calendar guide for plants . They say spinach, bok choi and beans are a cooler type hence I planted them earlier . This shows in June, broad beans for the cooler/mountain regions :annoyed: . gardengrow . co . nz/?month=6" target="_blank">www . gardengrow . co . nz Plus beans, spinach, bok choi is called "easy" haha . Pctek - in your opinion what are the easier to grow vege's for crap climate place like Welly and probably crap soil too? I have bought a lot of compost b/c the dirt here can be quite hard or muddy . |
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| 1301439 | 2012-09-17 08:21:00 | Easiest vege to grow in this climate? Silverbeet. Get some Gypsum, (Calcium Sulphate) it will help flocculate the clay particles in your soil, forming over time a better aerated crumb texture. Use the compost too as that will help. Another approach is to use a sheet mulch or no-dig method such as that in Esther Deans gardening book. en.wikipedia.org |
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