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Old April 5, 2015   #1
Tracydr
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Location: Laurinburg, North Carolina, zone 7
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Default New garden in pasture/fescue

I've been trying to figure out how to go about starting my new garden. The only sunny area that I have, until we do a huge amount of clean-up from the el truc company, is my pasture. I attempted to till it and it was a no-go. So, I think I'm just going to plant tomatoes,peppers and eggplants like little trees, in other words, dig a hole, put it in, mulch. Maybe a layer of newspaper under the mulch.
I guess I'll have to skip corn because I simply can not prepare the soil for it.
I can probably do similar with beans,watermelon and squash. Just prepare a small hill, put seeds in and mulch around it.
I have tons and tons of leaves and pine straw. Some horse manure, goat poop and will soon start having more chicken poop.
Will this have a chance of working?im hoping after I do this one season, the mulch will loosen up the top layer enough that I can prep the soil for the fall garden. I usually direct sow lettuce,chard,beets,carrots in the fall. Peas.
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