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Reason I ask is that I am trying to find room in my allotment plan. Could it follow broad beans or first earlies for example?
Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance!
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broad beans might still be cropping earlies might be finished.Mine go out in mid may yours maybe a couple of weeks later
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I certainly wasn't thinking of putting them in until end May/beg June at least.Originally posted by Pies View Postbroad beans might still be cropping earlies might be finished.Mine go out in mid may yours maybe a couple of weeks laterLook deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better...Albert Einstein
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I sow in newspaper pots from 21-Mar to 21-Apr to grow as a greenhouse crop, and from 01-May to 01-Jun for planting outdoors. They take 3 weeks from sowing to planting out (they grow quickly!). The 01-Jun sowing is touch-and-go, they mature around mid September.
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