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I have been reading abour planting garlic onion and peas into modules in a cold greenhouse to plant out later. As I have only just aquired my piece of land I may do this to give my plants a head start and give me time to clear the plot and add some manure etc to it.
Is there anything that you need to do to the plants after they have been planted? do they need covering with fleece? do they need regular watering?
Probably stupid questions to ask but this is my first year thinking about growing all year round. I have had my greenhouse up and running for 2 years now but only used it to grow in seeds and then toms and shillis through the summer. During hte winter it sits empty. As this is at my house and my plot is a few miles away I thought using it to start these plants off would be better than planting them directly into the ground at the plot.
Any hints and tips gratefully received.
Anne
Is there anything that you need to do to the plants after they have been planted? do they need covering with fleece? do they need regular watering?
Probably stupid questions to ask but this is my first year thinking about growing all year round. I have had my greenhouse up and running for 2 years now but only used it to grow in seeds and then toms and shillis through the summer. During hte winter it sits empty. As this is at my house and my plot is a few miles away I thought using it to start these plants off would be better than planting them directly into the ground at the plot.
Any hints and tips gratefully received.
Anne
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