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  • #1

    What can i plant now?

    Hello again!

    At the moment after taking up cauliflower, onions and garlic i suddenly have a lot of space on my plot! I have some seeds almost ready to go in in the greenhouse (sprouts, beetroot, spinach) and already recently planted radish and lettuce. I was wondering what else i could plant now that would be ready over the autumn and winter months.

    I'm still very new to this so any help, advice or pointers would be greatly appreciated,

    Thanks,

    Peter
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    dwarf French beans. Lots of them: eat fresh, and then leave some to dry for kidney beans
    All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Two_Sheds View Post
      dwarf French beans. Lots of them: eat fresh, and then leave some to dry for kidney beans
      plus one........
      New to all this - here to learn

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      • #4
        Plant leeks if you can get hold of any. Turnips can still be sown and it is almost time to sow spring cabbage seed.

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        • #5
          Just planted my second lot of peas having emptied a raised bed of veg. But these had been growing now for 3 weeks in rootrainers.
          Never mind the TWADDLE here's the SIX PETALS.

          http://vertagus.blogspot.com/ Annual seedlings.

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          • #6
            With the leeks do you mean seeds? or little leeks ready for transplanting.

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            • #7
              Turnip, khol rabi, spinach and may just get a crop of broccoli before the worst of the winter weather sets in. I am also sowing the last row of peas this week. Also time to thinking of spring greens. Winter lettuce as well.

              Ian

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              • #8
                Dwarf peas or the 8 footers gojiberry? I am still harvesting the peas that I didn't stop at the top (if you remember they climbed back down again because of my misplaced enthusiasm) so I'd love another go if there's time. It was a good lesson to learn because my kidney beans are looking really neat as they're not "over the top" of the wigwam.
                Flo
                Granny on the Game in Sheffield

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