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Introduction to nitrogen-fixingEverett commented on my mention of
planting clover to
say: You
probably already know this, but just in case... Don't forget the
inoculent (tried spelling it three different ways. I'm sure it's wrong
but you get the point) for your clover. I tried some without it and
they were patchy at best. Then I tried WITH inoculation and had a nice
thick patch of clover. I guess it really makes a difference.
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comment 1
One point about innoculants. These little beasties live in the soil, and innoculation is a waste of money if clover or beans have grown in the soil recently.
Comment by
Errol
— Monday afternoon, February 8th, 2010
comment 2
Hey! No skipping ahead! That's Thursday's post.
(You're completely right.)
Comment by
anna
— late Monday afternoon, February 8th, 2010
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(You're completely right.)
