Re: rotation in the garden

"len gardener" <gardenlen@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> g'dau otterbot,
>
> rotation isn't a part of our gardening to do it would almost mean
> having twice as many gardens as space would permit. as much as we can
> our agrdens get a month or 2 of fallowing between seasonal crops.
>
> as we feed and top the medium continually and we try not to plant
> exactly in the same spot as the last season but the next side postion
> we have never had any unbdesirable effects ie.,. nematodes etc.,.
>
> we've gardened this way for a decade now and we grow healthy plants
> which give us healthy food all without any man made chemical or
> fertiliser intervention.

this is encouraging :-)

that's pretty much what's happening, i'm just not experienced enough to 
decide if i'm setting up a disaster, or if it's moving around enough as
is.
ta!
kylie