NZGirl
Well-Known Member
Hi Folx,
I have really poor (clay) soil where I live but am an avid gardener, so all my gardens are made 'above' ground. i.e. I make and use my own compost that I place on top of my ground for new gardens or plantings. (That was ALOTTA compost for my baccy plants lol but worth it)
I currently have a crop of baccy in and because it's out of season, it's already trying to throw up flower heads, so it'll probably be out in a few weeks.
I'd appreciate knowing if I can re-sow (with the addition of some more compost etc) in the same place next season, or is baccy like vegetables and does it need to be rotated into a diff place each season?
Amber
I have really poor (clay) soil where I live but am an avid gardener, so all my gardens are made 'above' ground. i.e. I make and use my own compost that I place on top of my ground for new gardens or plantings. (That was ALOTTA compost for my baccy plants lol but worth it)
I currently have a crop of baccy in and because it's out of season, it's already trying to throw up flower heads, so it'll probably be out in a few weeks.
I'd appreciate knowing if I can re-sow (with the addition of some more compost etc) in the same place next season, or is baccy like vegetables and does it need to be rotated into a diff place each season?
Amber