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Green beans and Tomatoes

17 years ago

I've got a question for anybody who might have tried this. I just installed a new 4'x16' raised bed.it runs east and west. Its on a exsisting slope, but has been leveled. so the down hill 16'long side is approx 12" deep of new loose amended soil and on its also on the north end, and the uphilll side is approx. 6 inches deep of newly amended soil and is on the south end. Its on a exsisting earthen slope which has been tilled down in and amended before the bed was placed and filled with more soil etc. to level it. I planted a row of 7 Tomato plants on the deeper 16 ft long north end next to the wall. So i still have approx. 3'x16' of space on the front/south in the shallower south side. I'm planning on putting a 16'row of peppers in front of the toms to the south. Can i put a 16'row or two of bush green beans to the south/front of that? What i'm worried about is that the green beans will create too much nitrogen and seep down on the exsisting hard pan slope to my peppers and toms. Would i be better off planting something else on the south side of the pepper and toms?

I also plan on interplanting onions,basil and radishes around the tomatos and peppers

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