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Daij | 10:01 Sun 21st Mar 2021 | Home & Garden
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I've been told that it is not a good idea to plant anything in ground where onions were grown the previous year. Is this correct?
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nope. https://www.growingreenhouse.com/what-to-plant-after-onions-and-garlic/. Its never a good idea to plant the same crop in the same place two years running though as it allows for a buildup of pests and diseases as well as depleting the soil
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Thanks woofgang
Wot, not anything ?!?!

Good idea to rotate crops to avoid attracting that plants pests. And not planting a similar plant either. But aside from that, no real issue. Do ensure nutrition replacement if you want best results.

And now, before I hit the answer button, I see I've just restated woofie's answer. Ah well...
Brassicas are a prime example for avoiding eelworm.
^ Sorry I meant to say - club root.

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