Wildlife-Friendly Vegetable Gardener: How to Grow Food in Harmony with Nature Nitrogen Fixer plant further apart than normal

plant further apart than normal as the underground growth is much greater than that above ground

By Rick Darke & Doug Tallamy

Clustered wild rose is said to be good for sheep to browse on

Soil needs: Prefers moist to semi-dry soil

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