Posted by fergienewbee on July 09, 2010 at 11:20:06 from (99.181.157.1):
In Reply to: weeds in sweet corn posted by ric1 on July 09, 2010 at 09:07:49:
I use a hoe/pulling until the plants get tall or leafed out enough to shade the weeds. Lamb"s quarter, in moderate amounts, is supposed to be beneficial to corn. Some weeds, supposedly, pull nutrients from deeper in the soil. I mulch a lot of my garden with straw or leaves. Mulching helps retain moisture and discourage some insects. I have not seen one potato bug this year. I don"t know why or take any credit for doing anything special. I did plant eggplant as a lure crop, but it looks like I may end up harvesting a few fruits because they haven"t been attacked either.
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