[Jim T]

First I'm a newby.
Looking around our allotment site, I see many high (8ft) frames with long canes tied wigwam-like, to the horizonal bar.
From what I have learnt, these must be for peas and beans - cos they told me that my feeble framework would not be strong enough)
Well I said to one of the old hands: "Do they all move those massive frames every year?"
"Why?" he asked! "To allow for crop rotation" I said.
Because I have been studying the crop rotation theory.
"OH, I don't think you need to bother with that for peas and beans" he said.

What do you think about this? :roll:  :?

[muntjac]

its right for runner beans but not for any other ones . you dig a new trench out every year discarding the spoil over the garden and  then fill the trench with manure and then put a fresh load of soil over it then plant ya beans as i does ,i always get good beans as a result .hopes that help jim t

[Jim T]

its right for runner beans but not for anyother ones . you dig a new trench out every year discarding the spoil over the gardenj and  then fill the trench with manure and then put a fresh load of soil over it then plant ya beans as i does ,i always get good beans as a result .hoeps that help jim t

That's marvellous MJ
Such a simple solution to what seemed like a big problem.
Thanks, Jim

[shaun]

some folks do it with onions jim just keep adding manure every year