farming in clay
- Subject: farming in clay
- From: C*@aol.com
- Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2002 07:27:32 EST
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i seen someone else write about digging pits in clay rotting there roots i dont believe i had this problem although i dug 4 huge pits in my backyard 6-8 feet round and at least 4 feet deep then i filled them with pure compost made from yard waste and added neptune to the mix it was a deep rich black compost and my plants really grew nice but i got them out really late and probally didn't have the best seeds but i got about a 200 pounder and i planted very late june so my question is this is my soil now as good as can be or can i still improve it i plan on adding a small layer of compost over my patch and im going to add a bunch of worms to the area but other than that is there anything else i can do to grow the best possible plant soilwise i use neptune to fertilize and i use unclorinated water to water the plants any sujestions please write me
chris
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