Tucking in Your Beds (Cover Crops) ...Middle East

Tomatoes, peppers, and zucchinis are harvested. Cold weather has descended. So, just like pulling out the electric blanket, I want to “tuck in” my garden beds with cover crops. There are several advantages to planting cover crops. They protect soil from rains that leach out nutrients, prevent erosion, and build up soil with nitrogen and bio-mass that previous crops consumed during their growing season. Cover crops can be: Legumes, like Australian peas, hairy vetch, and clovers that put nitrogen back into the soil and boost soil health. Hardy grains like barley, oats and rye that provide a quick cover, prevent weed growth, control erosion and create bio-mass to return to compost. Barley and

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