Raised Beds and Crop Rotation

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AdsaM

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Re: Raised Beds and Crop Rotation
« Reply #15 on: February 21, 2009, 16:40 »
Thanks to all for the replies.  :)

We never thought of the 8 bed idea thanks, thats the one we have decided to go with.

Right where's me saw  ;)

Steve

Happy to have helped :)





You do know you don't have to use wood don't you?  :nowink:  :D

ears pricked and ready for more good advice  :)

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Re: Raised Beds and Crop Rotation
« Reply #16 on: February 21, 2009, 17:55 »
lol I'm an advocate of lazy beds. They're just no dig beds raised about a foot by digging out soil from the paths and putting it on the beds. If you like really well defined edges to things and 90degree corners, you won't like them, but they suit me perfectly. They are easier to get rid of for a season too, when you want to plant a large area with potatoes for example. (They're not too easy to manage in either raised or lazy beds.)
I demand the right to buy seed of varieties that are not "distinct, uniform and stable".


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