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Truthseeker666 · 2018-05-15T22:53:14+00:00

So every year I have a vegetable garden in my backyard and I was wondering what would be the best plants to grow in the long run. I was thinking about how fertilizers affect the soil, and was thinking about the risk of using store bought fertilizer since I didn't know if stuff was put in that could be toxic to us. Long story short I don't put it behind kikes to try to poison foods we grow at home :oops: . So I'm wondering about plants that have a good nutritional value for better eating and can be good fertilizer once the plant is dead from the winter. I do use cow manure in my garden to start it off (actual fresh manure, not the store bought stuff :D ). I apologize if this is a seemly stupid question, but I want a good nutritional balance per say for the soil without using store bought stuff. I also grow peas, corn, carrots, and potatoes in my garden if that helps. Thanks!

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Vegetable Garden

Thread starter Truthseeker666
Start date May 15, 2018

HME2000

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Oct 9, 2018

I'm not exactly an expert with this, but I live in a village and we have my grandmother makes sure that we have a garden of vegetables each and every year.

If you plan on having tomatoes, you should plant some corn between the rows - it protects them from the sun and from acid rains. We had a huge problems with our tomatoes the past three years because of that - and a neighbour recommended this method.

Try cucumbers as well. And salad. Nothing is as nice as a homemade salad.

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