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[[Start a vegetable garden - Lesson 8: Green manure]]
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* I always use green fertilizers in my gardens. One principle is that the soil should never be naked or uncovered. In nature you don't find bare soils unless the land became a desert. Insects and bacteria that are useful for the soil don't like bare soils. In late summer and autumn two green fertilizers that can still be applied are mustard and winter rye.
  
 
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File:Rye 1.jpg|Rye is a green manure plant.
 
File:Rye 1.jpg|Rye is a green manure plant.
 
File:Rye 2.jpg|Rye grows through winter frost. It is a useful green manure plant to sow on fields that are empty during the winter.
 
File:Rye 2.jpg|Rye grows through winter frost. It is a useful green manure plant to sow on fields that are empty during the winter.
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File:Linseed flower.jpg|Linseed flower
 
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==
 
* [[Gardening courses]]
 
* [[Gardening courses]]
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* [[Start a vegetable garden - Lesson 8: Green manure]]
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* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_fertilizer Green fertilizer] Wikipedia
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Latest revision as of 08:41, 9 February 2016

Start a vegetable garden - Lesson 8: Green manure

Chunks of information

  • I always use green fertilizers in my gardens. One principle is that the soil should never be naked or uncovered. In nature you don't find bare soils unless the land became a desert. Insects and bacteria that are useful for the soil don't like bare soils. In late summer and autumn two green fertilizers that can still be applied are mustard and winter rye.

Gallery

See also

External links

Videos