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Old April 6, 2014   #9
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Originally Posted by cjp1953 View Post
I was looking around the web about no till gardens and think I'll do that this year.We have had so much rain and snow this past winter that the ground here in North East Ohio is in flood stages all around.I think I'll mow it down and plant and use a mulch of straw or alfalfa straw that I might get free from someone at work.Then in the fall mow and plant another winter cover crop.Trying to do any work with the ground this wet can't be a good thing.
First year just remember the weed barrier. News paper works fine. Cardboard even better.
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