[Mike GreenParticipant]

Thank you Polo – looks delicious – I will give it a try.
Cheers
Mike

[Mike GreenParticipant]

I have exactly the same problem,also on King Eds, which I have never seen before – I suspect it may be something to do with the season. We have had very little rain here in the New Forest.
Hope you get some spuds!
Mike

[Mike GreenParticipant]

Thank you very much, Cleansweep (I wonder where that comes from!). Very much appreciated
All the best
Mike

[Mike GreenParticipant]

That’s very helpful Derek – thank you. I shall follow your example.
Mike

[Mike GreenParticipant]

I have been 3 rows of strawberries, and have been replacing one row a year until I started the No Dig system.
The 3 rows are now in a bed, and I would like to take out the 3 year old row and replace it with new plants.
Id this acceptable, or should they go into ne ground?
Thanks
MikeG

[Mike GreenParticipant]

Hi Charles
You were discussing harvesting when grown under plastic – thanks for the advice re. harvesting now. The tubers are huge already following cucurbits – no dig. I am so impressed! I have never had such large Charlottes.
Thank you very much for your fantastic advice, my allotment is transformed since I discovered no dig.
All the best
Mike

[Mike GreenParticipant]

Thank you Charles
Mike

[Mike GreenParticipant]

That is a very interesting observation re. the oil. Thank’s for that.
Mike

[Mike GreenParticipant]

Thank you Charles.
I have a few bags of chain saw “dust” which I was going to ditch, but will now head for the paths!
Is there no danger of making the paths very acid, as I instinctively think of sawdust as acidic?

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