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Potato
Part of the Solanaceae family which includes Potato, Tomato, Peppers (sweet and hot), Aubergine....
Tomato, Peppers, Aubergine, Solanaceae.		Manure
Organic matter, usually from cattle, or horses (in other words, vegetarians). Full of nutrients for your soil and the plants that ...
Organic		Green Manure
These plants are grown to nourish and protect the soil rather than in their own right. Once grown they are dug back into the soil,...
sheet composting

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Soil should be dug (one spades depth) each year and double dug (two sp...
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Thinning

The removal of seedlings is known as thinning. You can do it more than once as the plants grow, say in the case of carrots, parsnips, beetroot. If you don’t do it then the seedlings struggle to survive as there is not enough water, light or nutrients for them all.
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