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Good idea with the mellons I set mine on round pea stone ,we have a rainy fall
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Good idea with the mellons I set mine on round pea stone ,we have a rainy fall
Please advise on companion plants:
- Strawberry has 1 canna-friend
- Ginger has 1 canna-friend
- Tumeric has 2 canna-friends
- and I"m also planting citronella around my garden to keep the squitos away. I'm hoping that it doesn't chase the bees away from the flowers that need pollination.
Wouldn't you shit if she tastes like sweet bananas?! Love the companions!!We're now in Autumn, so i've harvested a lot of my veggies, but things are still growing. some updates from my side on this companion growing.
- Strawberry and Ginger turned out as males -> culled without hesitation
- Tumeric - there were eventually 5 canna plants, 2 males culled without regret
Pics of my suburban Vegetable Jungle:
1. foreground: the brown pot has my Tumeric + 3 beautiful Northern Lights crossed with ???. Background, over 1.8m tall Northern Lights (2nd generation from a non-fem pack that I bought and carefully pollinated). This is growing in the middle of a bed that has/had these in this season: Pumpkin/butternut/squash, Mielies(corn), Sunflower, peas, Holi Basil (Tulsi), citronella.
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2. a Zkittlez crossed with ??? in the vicinity of more pumpkin, tomatoes, chillies, spring onion, various herbs
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3. Pure ZkittleZ with a Banana and Stevia. The lemon tree is a few metres away, and provides noon-shade. hence the dropped lemon
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4. I'm sure this is Northern lights (certain It's the same seed package from the NL in pic 1). It's planted nearby pic 2, so similar friends.
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I know this post is from a while back. Can you give any details to how your cover crop has held up over the past year. Did some seeds over winter beter than others? Are you regularly mowing or trimming between the rows? Has the hairy vetch climbed any plants? And do you test your soil?
Just found one of these in the bed! Pumped!