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Amazing haul @CrealCritter and yes awesome you can supplement for feed. I too have some extra squash for the chickens and froze some shredded zucchini for winter for them.
I start hitting asparagus roots at about 4" and deeper.But how deep are those roots? Thinking of growing some next year and my tiller does not go deep unless I go over a few times. It's an electric one. Haven't use my new one yet which is gas powered. Those pickes look scary,lol
I start hitting asparagus roots at about 4" and deeper.
What I was talking about is rototilling between rows of asparagus. Once you have your rows established, if you continue tilling between the rows, you will most likely be cutting off the roots as they spread outward from the rows. I have found asparagus roots at least 2' outside of my asparagus bed.I'm not going to dig a grave for ours. I'll just double till and that will be about it, maybe 8 to 10 inches deep. Kiddie pool aint very deep and they are doing fine in there. I don't see a need to dig a grave.
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@Dreamz glad you are ok, how scary was that!
Going to working on more garden clean up and preparing the beds for winter. I will be scooping out some chicken run material to lay down and then add some pine needles and a little dirt on top of that.
I am debating on if I should cut back my strawberries or not, I have read articles on leaving them and cutting them and not sure which way to go--anyone want to chime in with what you do?
Never tried....not sure I would.Are Sweet Potato Leaves Edible?
Potato Vine Plant Leaves: Are Sweet Potato Leaves Edible?
In the United States, most gardeners grow sweet potatoes for the big, sweet tubers. However, the leafy green tops are edible too. If you've never tried eating potato vine leaves, you're missing out. Lwww.gardeningknowhow.com
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