Manure V's Roots?

I've had a load of manure delivered yeasterday, and all I can say is, because I know the guys (used to work there).. it was er, quite a large load....   :blink:   :blink:






Anyway, got it all barrowed in, and realised that I may have to spread it a bit further (onto the other bed).

But because my other bed I had reserved for all my roots, I was wondering, if I have to spread some on the other bed and reduce the area needed for roots, how close can the manure be before it affects them as in forking etc??

Guess even if I put a temporary kind if board in wouldn't work ?? 

I might not get something here. Why do you want to spread it all? You can just leave in a pile what is not needed for next year.

This is a problem I would love to have

Too much manure 

As gobs said, a heap (covered) would be good. It wonlt matter if it is near your roots bed, Goldfinger

I thought it would've been a nice sized load for just one bed, but it wasn't - far from it! 

Anyway, I think I will have to stack the excess for next year.