I have just excavated a new veggie bed which will be a raised bed and is in a certain amount of shade from some trees. Will cut and come again salad be happy in this sort of situation? Also will it matter if I always plant salad stuff in here throughout the spring/summer each year, or will I have to do some rotation?
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Originally posted by sweetcorn View PostI have just excavated a new veggie bed which will be a raised bed and is in a certain amount of shade from some trees. Will cut and come again salad be happy in this sort of situation? Also will it matter if I always plant salad stuff in here throughout the spring/summer each year, or will I have to do some rotation?Rat
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I grow my salad crops in small raised beds, my plot has a privet hedge under which nothing will grow so it was a way of using the space. I 'rotate' to a certain extent by also using them for spring onions, chantenay carrots, baby beetroot etc, but this is more that I grow for example the roots at the back one year and at the front the next. I admit mine are in full sun though. I have found that the beds need more in the way of manure, but I think that's because, being so small (1m x 1.2m and 25cm deep) the nutrients are used pretty quickly.Into each life some rain must fall........but this is getting ridiculous.
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