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2. Turn under the two daughter plants on either side of each mother row (preferably with a tiller), which should leave a 6-inch- wide row.

Turn under soil to a depth of 8 inches, including winter cover crops when workable. Add amendments like compost to soil if needed to allow for good air and water movement.

Season
Sow: Any time
Turn under: Any time
Comments: Fast growing.
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Fronds: Broadly triangular fronds; two to three times divided; margins often turn under; basal pinnae are much longer on the basiscopic side; blade is deep rich green; thin textured
Comments: Easy to grow; vigorous ...

Till in the fall to prepare the soil for seed, and in the spring turn under the green manure. Spring plowing is better for sandy soils and those where shallow tilling is practiced.

See also: Soil, Planting, Plant, Light, Manure