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Old 07-07-2008, 05:07 PM
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Between sow, and sow out? just checked the veg planner to answer my previous post, (forgot I had bookmarked it) and for cabbage it says 'sow out' but I don't know what that means. should I start them off indoors?
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sow out means in the garden, .......and sow means under cover(i presume)

though i've started everything off indoors, they seem to get going loads quicker.
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Sow out? Never come across that before. I always start plants off indoors, otherwise the slugs get them.
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it says it on the back of some seed packets, regarding what time of year you should plant them and usually has a little diagram with different colours on it
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Most brassicas should be sown outdoors in seed beds.I assume that's what it means.
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"sow out"

Just to be sure: that isn't "plant out" is it? In which case "sow" in pots etc. then "plant out" some time later.
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When I was aboy back in the.......60's you could only buy brassicas loose ie;they were kept in buckets of water.They were grown in the ground then pulled and sold on,none of this growing in modules.
When you planted them they would wilt for a couple of days then they would be fine!
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Sow refers to seeds
Plant refers to ... well, plants
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