need a quick answer

[trevmma]

well im going to the kentucky side of the ohio river today. the land is on a tall kentucky mountain about 2 miles from the river, i just want to know how deep should i dig my garden, lol thanks

 

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[ohioriver hunter]

well im going to the kentucky side of the ohio river today. the land is on a tall kentucky mountain about 2 miles from the river, i just want to know how deep should i dig my garden, lol thanks

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[alwayslookin]

hey Trev....


That high up I would till at least 8" or so.

 

[wildrider]

Just stay on your side of the river...NO BUCKEYES ALLOWED.

Just kidding.

I don't know how deep to go. I've seen some places subsoiled and some that are just turned.

 

[pickaway]

Big as you are you should be able to dig halfway to china in one breath,lol,in my experience which isnt much only one spot ive dug they usually lay in 6-8 inch range,then its hard red clay i dont even find a pebble in that layer kinda interesting how artifacts where im at only are that deep you figure a few thousand years and theyd be real deep with the forest decomposition and likes but who knows what the area was like a hundred years ago couldve been farmed,I guess it would depend on area & soil types.

 

[fossis]

In OK & AR, the garden is usually tilled about
six " deep.

Fossis..........