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This is kinda cool!
Apr. 17th, 2012 11:39 amPlanting your lettuce in sloping gutters on a fence? Genius.
Now, I want to put some manure down next year because, frankly, parts of my soil are worn out. We have this awful weed that comes in and it's stealing all the nutrients right out of our ground. About how much per square foot does one normally use? I figured I'd put some down in the fall, plant some clover as a cover, and turn it all over again in the spring with some compost. But I don't want to order any more than I need - where would it be stored? And I'm having trouble finding specific, useful information.
Now, I want to put some manure down next year because, frankly, parts of my soil are worn out. We have this awful weed that comes in and it's stealing all the nutrients right out of our ground. About how much per square foot does one normally use? I figured I'd put some down in the fall, plant some clover as a cover, and turn it all over again in the spring with some compost. But I don't want to order any more than I need - where would it be stored? And I'm having trouble finding specific, useful information.
