Biosynergies - Blueberries and Rhubarb
Posted: Fri May 14, 2010 11:26 am
				
				No, I've no idea what a biosynergy is either, I was just reading that other thread about bioregionalism and thought I'd get in on the act.  
 
Here's my Rhubarb/Blueberry plan: My Rhubarb bed is next to my Blueberry bed. I don't take the rhubarb leaves home with me - too bulky - and I also take off the flower spikes (I was about to say I deflowered it, but that would give quite the wrong impression
).
So, when I pick a rhubarb stalk, I take off the leaf, cover the ground around the blueberries with it. The ground gets a mulch, the weeds get covered and the acid from the leaves should (over time) acidify the soil which the blueberries like.
What do you think? Will it work?
			Here's my Rhubarb/Blueberry plan: My Rhubarb bed is next to my Blueberry bed. I don't take the rhubarb leaves home with me - too bulky - and I also take off the flower spikes (I was about to say I deflowered it, but that would give quite the wrong impression
So, when I pick a rhubarb stalk, I take off the leaf, cover the ground around the blueberries with it. The ground gets a mulch, the weeds get covered and the acid from the leaves should (over time) acidify the soil which the blueberries like.
What do you think? Will it work?