Hi Folks
I have 2 things that I would like your help on if possible. Firstly is it too late to sow early peas like Meteor, the next chance I will get to sow them will be Saturday and they will be next to the broad beans (Aqualdulce)?
The next thing is, I have extended my vegetable patch because I had some lawn which was next to the veggie patch and separate to the main lawn, so I have dug it up, I just dug it to a spades depth and have left it to be broken down by the frost, it seems to be very good soil like the rest of the veggie patch, slightly erring towards clay but not as heavy, this weekend we are going to get either some railway sleeper type things to put down the middle so that I can tend to it, but my question is should I dig in some rotted manure now or get some to just put on the top and let the worms do their stuff, if so what type, i.e pigs or horse or would organic multi purpose compost be ok. I intend to start planting from the roots group next year potatoes, beetroot etc.
Any help greatly appreciated.
I have 2 things that I would like your help on if possible. Firstly is it too late to sow early peas like Meteor, the next chance I will get to sow them will be Saturday and they will be next to the broad beans (Aqualdulce)?
The next thing is, I have extended my vegetable patch because I had some lawn which was next to the veggie patch and separate to the main lawn, so I have dug it up, I just dug it to a spades depth and have left it to be broken down by the frost, it seems to be very good soil like the rest of the veggie patch, slightly erring towards clay but not as heavy, this weekend we are going to get either some railway sleeper type things to put down the middle so that I can tend to it, but my question is should I dig in some rotted manure now or get some to just put on the top and let the worms do their stuff, if so what type, i.e pigs or horse or would organic multi purpose compost be ok. I intend to start planting from the roots group next year potatoes, beetroot etc.
Any help greatly appreciated.
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