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I don't think it's an 'of course' to everyone. But my larger point is that there's a benefit to keeping things somewhat simple to the point where you can identi
by gdubs 3y ago
I don't think it's an 'of course' to everyone. But my larger point is that there's a benefit to keeping things somewhat simple to the point where you can identify what's growing, starting with slow incremental changes, and getting a feel for what you're doing rather than assuming a diverse mix is healthy simply because it's not a monoculture.
- lukas099 3y agoTrue, it's not an of course to everyone, and it's a good thing to point out. In fact I think everyone should do at least some research on anything they are going to plant, if only to give it the best conditions to thrive.