This
blog entry is an update on the experiment mentioned in the June 1st
entry entitled, “All in a Day’s Work.”
For those of you just tuning in, I laid linen between the grass and new
dirt in some of my raised beds but not in others. Why?
For no better reason than running out of steam…and material. I am already seeing a difference in the
weeds. There are some determined little
pieces of grass already popping up in the raised bed that do not have linen under
them. So far, it is not a lot, and I can
only hope this will be the pattern. I
will have to wait longer before updating you on how the root vegetables handle
the linen barrier. As of today, I would
highly recommend anyone building raised beds to go ahead and put a natural
fabric barrier between the grass/weeds and the new dirt of the beds. As usual, extra work upfront usually means
less work later.
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