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The Hack: Pulling the weeds and mulching, according to Richard. My best solutions are newspaper (5 layers) as a killing mulch + lawn clippings (if you don’t spray your lawn) or straw mulch on top. Asparagus, as Richard says is more difficult, due to the ferns – but my hack is to crowd the weeds out with low growing tomatoes like Red Robin or others that normally grow in containers – the smaller the better. They may not produce much, but you’ll find the companion planting will produce robust asparagus next year!
via Richard Nunnallys Gardening Q&A | Richmond Times-Dispatch.
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