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<blockquote data-quote="pdfangus" data-source="post: 1424694" data-attributes="member: 6543"><p>the sun hemp is a deep rooted summer annual legume that adds a lot of nitrogen.</p><p></p><p>my first year trying okra....it is supposed to be a deep rooted broadleaf plant....it is a small part of the mix we used this year..... and maybe I will get some to put up for soups and such...</p><p></p><p>Chicory is a deep rooted perennial plant that I really like....the critters do too....I have one old gelding that will walk from chicory to chicory when he goes into a new field...the calves and the goats seek it out as well and they graze it to the ground. If allowed to rest it comes back nicely....and quickly...but it can not stand continuous grazing....the patch in my old garden plot is well over six feet tall and really pretty with the blue flowers and yesterday it was just buzzing with pollinators and butterflies... that patch early spring was barley and orchardgrass and ryegrass, then vetch and crimson clover took over and now all you can see is chicory...I am going to try to just let it go till fall just to see what it does...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pdfangus, post: 1424694, member: 6543"] the sun hemp is a deep rooted summer annual legume that adds a lot of nitrogen. my first year trying okra....it is supposed to be a deep rooted broadleaf plant....it is a small part of the mix we used this year..... and maybe I will get some to put up for soups and such... Chicory is a deep rooted perennial plant that I really like....the critters do too....I have one old gelding that will walk from chicory to chicory when he goes into a new field...the calves and the goats seek it out as well and they graze it to the ground. If allowed to rest it comes back nicely....and quickly...but it can not stand continuous grazing....the patch in my old garden plot is well over six feet tall and really pretty with the blue flowers and yesterday it was just buzzing with pollinators and butterflies... that patch early spring was barley and orchardgrass and ryegrass, then vetch and crimson clover took over and now all you can see is chicory...I am going to try to just let it go till fall just to see what it does... [/QUOTE]
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