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I have recently got my first ever allotment, so am still busy getting it cleared and dug over.
Yesterday I bought some broad bean seeds to put in now, just so i can say I something on its way. I assumed they would be finished before any real planting takes place next spring. I understand this is not quite the case.
The allotment association was also selling meteor peas, but I didn't bother ... I thought I'll see what they need first. I can easily buy them again in the next couple of days, if I decide to try them too
If I plant peas within the next few days, when will they be finished ?
After I dig over my whole plot and the two existing greenhouses are removed, which belong to another gardener (who still wants them) I intend doing a master plan, to see what I should put where. I thought I may as well get everything right at the start.
If the beans and peas are wrong, it'll not be the end of the world.
So, living in the NE of England, when will the peas and the beans be finished, if, say they go in this week.
thanks for any advice
Yesterday I bought some broad bean seeds to put in now, just so i can say I something on its way. I assumed they would be finished before any real planting takes place next spring. I understand this is not quite the case.
The allotment association was also selling meteor peas, but I didn't bother ... I thought I'll see what they need first. I can easily buy them again in the next couple of days, if I decide to try them too
If I plant peas within the next few days, when will they be finished ?
After I dig over my whole plot and the two existing greenhouses are removed, which belong to another gardener (who still wants them) I intend doing a master plan, to see what I should put where. I thought I may as well get everything right at the start.
If the beans and peas are wrong, it'll not be the end of the world.
So, living in the NE of England, when will the peas and the beans be finished, if, say they go in this week.
thanks for any advice
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