Fertilization: bury a good amount of decomposed manure or compost before planting.

Dig a hole in the mound and fill with compost or good decomposed manure.

Put at the bottom of this hole, either dried blood, crushed horn, decomposed manure or compost.

Bury a good amount of decomposed manure before planting or, better yet, grow a nitrogen-rich green manure (peas, fava, alfalfa, etc.) the year before the spinach crop.

Bury a good amount of decomposed manure before planting or, better yet, grow a nitrogen-rich green manure (peas, fava, alfalfa, etc.) the year before the spinach crop.

When the organic material under the tree is continuously removed, the tree needs extra organic fertiliser in the form of compost, rotted manure or cow dung pellets.

After that very little fertilizer is needed, although the plants respond to an annual mulch of rotted manure or other compost.

When it comes to feeding,very little fertilizer is needed, although the plants respond to an annual mulch of rotted manure or other compost.

They grow best in a mixture that consists of sand, rotted manure, peat and garden soil.