Prepare Soil Early
Ground cherry plants are annual and attain up to three toes broad and tall. They produce dozens of small, golden-orange, cherry-sized fruits which might be covered with a papery husk. If you’ve never tasted ground cherries, they’ve a style much like a tomatillo with a pineapple taste. One of the explanations that fig timber are one of the easiest fruits to grow in your yard is that they don’t require a lot pruning and typically remain pest-free.
To sidedress vegetables planted in drills, make a shallow furrow down both sides of the row about four to 5 inches away from the plants. Sprinkle fertilizer uniformly into this furrow — often 200 to 300 pounds per acre are required — and then cover the fertilizer by pulling an inch or two of soil into the furrow. Fall preparations will ensure proper soil conditions for early spring planting. Chop … Read More
