Re: Summary: Cover Crops for Hot Weather

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• Subject: Re: Summary: Cover Crops for Hot Weather
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• Date: Mon, 17 Aug 98 08:45:52 -0800

     
Olin, you wrote:
     
>Based on the responses, next year I plan to try cowpeas again and compare 
>with red clover, Austrian field peas (Shawn;  where does one buy these?), 
     
I ordered my Austrian field peas from Territorial Seeds in Oregon 
(http://www.territorial-seed.com/). They say they are fall-sown and do better in
cooler, poorly drained soil, and I did wait until September or October to sow 
them, but my soil is warm and drains like cheesecloth (sandy, alkaline, rocky, 
etc.)

What are cowpeas? Do you know what kind of soil and temps red clover likes? Is 
it hard to get rid of?

Shawn
swestaway@coh.org
Claremont, CA  USDA9b Sunset19
     


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