Wait, did I hear you say how does that compost last for 3 years? Here is how: I space my rows 3 feet apart and each year I shift the week block over by 12 inches, so the next year’s plants get fresh compost. In the above picture, it is 12 inches between each yellow line, another SIS method for figuring out where the rows should go. I also make sure I change the locations of each type of vegetable every year (rotate my crops).
I wrote an in-depth, downloadable e-article called, “Making Organic Compost. The art of Magic Mulch.” if you would like a copy email me at doctorjo@growwithdoctorjo.com In the article, I tell you exactly how I compost and how and where you can get the wood chips for free (if you want to make your own black gold)
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