Uncategorized Soil workhorses daikon radish (can break up clay), a favorite of Fukuoka burdock, similarly deep and powerful root chicory, burnet, lamb’s quarters, dock – described as “deep rooted” by John Jeavons (J2) beets, comfrey – accumulate potassium (J2) clover – accumulates nitrogen and potassium (J2) alfalfa – deep-rooted, plus accumulates calcium and phosphorus (J2) yarrow – deep-rooted, plus accumulates calcium and potassium (J2) Legume family (see page ###) Next section: “The Bad and the Ugly: Bermuda grass” You might also like:Resources for my Soil Building classHelp in planning your Cool Season GardenBreathe in the gap (ClimateSolvr #9) Previous More compost Newer The Bad and the Ugly: Bermuda grass