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I’d be interested in knowing this, too.
On one side, the path is walked on regularly, so the grass/weeds remain low with just a little maintenance.
On the other side are fruit trees which overhang the path slightly and it is less of a thoroughfare, so the ground gets trodden on less and requires more attention.
I’ve just split my doubles, spacing them out more. There’s a good chance I’ve just killed half the crop, as I’m sure I’ve torn some of the fine roots, but I thought I’d give it a go in case it works. My corn went in late, so at any rate, my chances of a decent harvest are fairly slim as it is.
I’ve got some doubles too, and had wondered this.
Not on Facebook, but a frequent lurker in this forum – thought I should put my hand up and say ‘hello!’
Hello all,
I’ve been loitering for a while, but this is my first post. Thanks for the wealth of information on these forums.
Apologies if this is a daft question, but…
Should you rinse any salty residues off seaweed before using it? I live near the coast, so can get hold of a fair bit of seaweed, but wonder if it would be too salty. Or is it negligible?
Thanks,
Jonathan