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| I sow mine in a HEATED greenhouse from mid February and plant them in a large sheltered ploytunnel in Mid April. Unless you can give them space, light and heat till the frosts are over then wait until March or April.
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| They will probably grow allrght Hawthorns, but they will get too big for the windowsill long before it is warm enough to put them out in the greenhouse. So hang fire. If you have itchy fingers plant some peas, shoulder to shoulder in pots, and eat the shoots. they taste like fresh peas. ![]() You could also try some rocket for leaves to eat straight from the pot. Some mixed salad leaves will give you small crops too. Good luck.
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| I wouldn't bother as yet, there's plenty of time and it'll be hard not to get them leggy. Sowing too early can be too much trouble to make it worth while. Last year I sowed my first ones in mid March and the last ones mid April and they all produced a good crop even in such a rubbish summer - I was lucky not to get blight problems so my outdoor ones were good too.
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