nostr:npub1700c27ywjpk0pmk2vvdxdg6u3x5ecs7wgx7kgps9xhf9wu0zac2qs78tth nostr:npub1m9sdv89uxpm5jsfh48ld9qdxwhrqy9nye7q2fn6g37er0ax393lql6wkkg It's really fascinating what pops up when things get going. We've gone from lifeless contractor fill to a profusion of goldenrod, oxeye daisies, black-eyed susans, yarrow, clovers and fun bonuses like wild strawberries. Blackberries galore too but they have to be restricted to wilder areas.
nostr:npub1srj6fw49xqvqr8n0rq86h5s79z68yexdcgk3j2qtdmzc0f2y0nuqzkcc40 nostr:npub1m9sdv89uxpm5jsfh48ld9qdxwhrqy9nye7q2fn6g37er0ax393lql6wkkg this is what I did on a section of very heavy clay that was compacted after years of being covered with asphalt. Chamomile & poppy are doing particularly well & after starting off dead a year ago, it’s filled with worms and much looser soil already. Over winter I’ll chop it and let it break down in place as next year’s top soil. Radish, dandelion and sunflower are good for hard soil too
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