Healthy soil and sustainable growing

[ljo <ljo@midmaine.com>]

In Maine, the ground typically can freeze to 4-6', when it starts to thaw it 'heaves' and settles over and over.  This causes the rocks to come up to the surface more.    

Leesa

On Apr 2, 2006, at 11:05 AM, Terry Wereb wrote:

Ah yes, the rock gardens have been quite prouctive the

last couple years--In geology, there is a term- parent

rock- that refers to the bedrock. It seems to be

reprocing quite nicely! 

 I did pull some turnips last week--the covering I did

of the garden area at Moms has paid off-- the swiss

chard is even starting to grow--

Terry