mustard

green manure

• Position: full sun
• Soil: humus-rich, moisture retentive soil
• Rate of growth: fast
• Hardiness: tender
  
  Mustard as a green manure is particularly useful in the fight against roundworm. It also fixes nitrogen in the soil and adds organic matter to helps get your plants off to a great start. 100g of seed will cover approximately 70m2. Once the plant has grown, cut back when it starts flowering (about 40-50 days after germination) and after a couple of days dig in to 20cm depth with a hoe. The ground is then prepared for seeding your flowers and vegetables.
  
  
• Growing Instructions

  Sow outside - March to October

  • Eventual Height: 0.25m
  • Eventual Spread: 0.1m
  mustard - green manure Sow, cut back before flowering and dig in to 20cm depth.

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