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Hello. My Gardenate reminder tells me there's still time to sow mustard greens. They're a new discovery for me this year and I *love* them so would really like to get more on the go. My question is, should I start them off inside til they're what I would normally consider big enough to go outside, or should I sow them straight into the bed? I'm concerned if I sow them straight that they just won't get going before the days are too short and the nights too cold. I do have some old window panes so can construct them a shelter, but not a proper cold frame.
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Is there anything that isn't made better by half an hour pottering in the veg patch? -
The soil is warm now (much like the sea - perfect time to surf!), so they'll germinate quite fast. I've sown direct now, and undercover - both have been fine for me. However, slugs did decimate my direct sown ones... but that was last year, the year of the slug
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Brilliant Chris, thank you. I'll get some in the earth this week.Is there anything that isn't made better by half an hour pottering in the veg patch?Comment
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