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Hi,
I'm new on here and this is my first post!
I'm also fairly new to vegetable gardening, had carrots and peas (and strawberrys) this year, but I'm now in the process of creating a good size plot in my garden.
I didn't have much choice of where to put the plot (I share the garden with the flat downstairs) and half of the plot is full of large stones - I think there used to be a track down to the burn from the next door field. I've been doing my best to get trid of as many stones as possible (most of the boulder size ones are out!), but I don't think I'll be able to get out every last one.
Could someone tell me what types of vegetables would be ok to grow in rocky'ish' soil?
Ta muchly!
I'm new on here and this is my first post!
I'm also fairly new to vegetable gardening, had carrots and peas (and strawberrys) this year, but I'm now in the process of creating a good size plot in my garden.
I didn't have much choice of where to put the plot (I share the garden with the flat downstairs) and half of the plot is full of large stones - I think there used to be a track down to the burn from the next door field. I've been doing my best to get trid of as many stones as possible (most of the boulder size ones are out!), but I don't think I'll be able to get out every last one.
Could someone tell me what types of vegetables would be ok to grow in rocky'ish' soil?
Ta muchly!
as they have been weird shapes cos of the stones, (still yum though)the potatoes were fine, as i just piled soil on top of them, and everything else has grown ok too, i have added extra soil and compost where necessary, and when available, and pull out bricks and stuff when i dig, but have given up obsessing over it.
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