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The most successful gardens are not just about what you plant but where and when you plant it. Rotating your crops each season is a simple strategy that adds vital nutrients back into your soil while breaking the cycle of pests and disease. Here's how to do it: Rotate plant families – Avoid repeated planting of the same group, such as nightshades (tomatoes, peppers, etc.) or brassicas (broccoli, cabbage, etc.), in the same spot back-to-back. Break the pest cycle – Most diseases are family specific. Moving your crops every season prevents pests and pathogens from building up your soil. Recharge with Cover Crops – planting cover crops (aka green manure) between rotations restores vital nutrients and prepares your ground for the next heavy-feeding varieties.
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