Allotment crop rotation

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Four year plot rotation for crops

Above is a simple diagram of a Kitchen Garden shown as a four bed and four year cycle. Using this cycle will help you to make the most of your soil fertility. Legumes add nitrogen to the soil whereas all other plants take it out of the soil. So nitrogen hungry crops such as potatoes and tomatoes follow on after Beans and Peas. Changing where you grow certain types of veggies each year will help to reduce the chances of pests and diseases getting a hold. Companion planting will also help…

Garden crop rotation describes a simple system for rotating crops in your garden to minimize pests and ensure the highest yields.

January is a good time to think about your crop rotation and what quantities you will be growing. What was a success last year, what did you have a glut of – and what did no one like?

Learn why crop rotation will help improve your garden success--plus a simple way to do it.

How do you do crop rotation in a home garden? What if you have a small space or use companion planting? Here are some basics to keep in mind.

An easy to understand guide with a clear example of a four year crop rotation plan. All the individual vegetables are named.

Crop rotation doesn't have to be a headache. With this simple rotation schedule you'll have fertile soil and beautiful vegetables every year with less work! #gardening #croprotation

Anatomy of a Traditional Vegetable Garden or Allotment Vegetable Plot The classic and traditional allotment and vegetable garden border is rectangular, separated by paths of some description, be th…