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    Anyone got there plot plan sorted yet? I have rotovated my plot again today, loads of horsemuck and compost. Deciding what to put where.
    " Thou shall not lay a hedge when the birds are nesting"

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    just a thought, but would it have been wise to decide that before manuring?
    "... discipline is what the world needs today and etiquette, you know. For one of the noblest things a man can do is to do the best he can, yeah ..."

    Prince Far I (1944-1983)

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    • #3
      Unless it's extremely well rotted, and he's only composted the areas where the roots are going to go?

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      • #4
        True chris, but I read it that he is now deciding what to put where?
        As I said, just a thought.
        "... discipline is what the world needs today and etiquette, you know. For one of the noblest things a man can do is to do the best he can, yeah ..."

        Prince Far I (1944-1983)

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        • #5
          I never read things properly

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Cranford Steve View Post
            Anyone got there plot plan sorted yet?
            My plan is sorted: it's a (rough) 4 year rotation, so my beans are succeeding roots, my brassicas following beans, etc
            All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.

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            • #7
              By all means adopt a plan, but be prepared to change that plan.(Because you will!!!!) If going for raised beds, don't make them too permanent as you will probably want to 'tweak' a few things after your first growing year.

              I personally add or remove beds or structures every year for practical purposes and to give more interest to the plot.

              Maybe its just me?..................but I doubt it!
              My Majesty made for him a garden anew in order
              to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)

              Diversify & prosper


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              • #8
                Like Snadger I have a basic idea of what's going to go where but that's as far as my planning goes.

                All my salad crops, carrots and parsnips will be container grown this year so that makes life a little easier.

                Brassicas, tatties, aliums and legumes have their place in the rotation and bean wigwams will go wherever I decide to put them. That's it...sorted!!

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Snadger View Post
                  By all means adopt a plan, but be prepared to change that plan.(Because you will!!!!) If going for raised beds, don't make them too permanent as you will probably want to 'tweak' a few things after your first growing year.

                  I personally add or remove beds or structures every year for practical purposes and to give more interest to the plot.

                  Maybe its just me?..................but I doubt it!
                  I agree..............
                  I have narrow beds (but without wood) and the potato bed always has the path width dug up and planted as well !
                  I gets more spuds that way LOL

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                  • #10
                    What about if your a bit silly and if you fill ALL your raised beds with brassica, not realising that your going to have to use at least some of that space again for the cauli's next season...
                    <*}}}>< Jonathan ><{{{*>

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Fruit&2veg View Post
                      True chris, but I read it that he is now deciding what to put where?
                      As I said, just a thought.
                      I have been manuring since I got the last lot out, about 3 months ago. The manure is well rotted so should be ok.
                      " Thou shall not lay a hedge when the birds are nesting"

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