Have had a lovely crop of peas, and would love to sow some more to harvest late summer/autumn. I have no spare ground, so would it be OK to sow them where those that have just finished cropping have been growing?
Quote from: gwynnethmary on July 08, 2011, 12:57:02
Have had a lovely crop of peas, and would love to sow some more to harvest late summer/autumn. I have no spare ground, so would it be OK to sow them where those that have just finished cropping have been growing?
I meant peas not pease!
And why not.. ;)..just add some compost and bit of BFB meal to give the soil a bit of 'boost'..good watering and its ready for another go.. ;D..pease pudding then.. ;)
I understood that legumes are the only crops that can be grown in same area even repeatdly. (Though i like to rotate)
Still good to hear it on here as I was going to do the same thing :D
Quote from: pumpkinlover on July 08, 2011, 13:27:58
I understood that legumes are the only crops that can be grown in same area even repeatdly. (Though i like to rotate)
Still good to hear it on here as I was going to do the same thing :D
yes they can be grown in same spot cos the put nitrogen in the soil Little beads like on the roots
But it is good to move um about cos this will make the soil on the whole plot better over time increase nitrogen the available soil
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