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Beekissed
Mountain Sage
Yes! Sheep would be the best! As it is, all I had was 50 CX and their litter....way too hot, too much nitrogen..and my rows were too close together to prevent that excess from going from my high nitrogen feeders into the soils of the next row and affecting the balance there. Too much of a good thing and I knew it, and I still did it...like an idiot!TanksHill said:Bee, perhaps you need a cow or a couple of sheep to help amend the garden??
Got lush growth at first, little blossoming or blossoming that rotted and fell off (classic) and late bearing plants that show extreme imbalance of nutrient levels all over the garden.
Next year will be better~I won't be adding anything but some pelleted lime this fall and overseeding the rows with clover...these clay soils are hard to distribute nutrients into unless you're doing light tillage throughout the garden and we're not. We are trying to till as little as possible, so this year's drought, and then heavy rains, really created havoc from my mistakes.