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	Name:	Mack -
	Subject:	Ever Try a Winter Cover Crop??
	Date:	3/22/2011 7:21:18 PM

You obviously have a large garden. And the soil around my place, by itself, will only grow sweetgum and pine. Clay and mucho rocks, brick hard when dry.
What if? I say, what if you plant some type of cover crop in Fall/Winter from seed and turn it under with your new $2000 tiller that we already know you're gonna' buy anyway? Maybe the right cover crop would amend the clay enough to help? Sounds like a bunch of hard work to me. But, serious gardeners are serious, sunburned, and take ibuprophen often.

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