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Lack of light, and the fact that they will be a bit huge (5' I would guess) by the time a cold greenhouse is warm enough for them (Min 10C at night) - they really hate the cold, and damp.Originally posted by Davyburns View PostNoticed that no-one has sown any cucumbers yet. Is there any reason why you cant sow them this early?
But if you have a heated greenhouse then No Problem! (Light still a bit of an issue, but they would be OK I think - I expect commercial growers start them now, without lights)K's Garden blog the story of the creation of our garden
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My new greenhouse is still lying on the patio unopened as yet, but I do comandeer the conservatory every year about this time, as I am overwintering citrus in there, so I will give it a go!Originally posted by Kristen View PostBut if you have a heated greenhouse then No Problem! (Light still a bit of an issue, but they would be OK I think - I expect commercial growers start them now, without lights)
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Davy
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They are so sensitive to the cold that you have to keep them inside till may/june - by which time they're silly, weak, leggy plants that don't do that well anyway!Originally posted by Davyburns View PostNoticed that no-one has sown any cucumbers yet. Is there any reason why you cant sow them this early?
Sown some chillis and peppers today (chilli thread)
Ailsa Craig onions inside some in cells some in a pot and Red Hot Poker inside too. Early Nantes carrots and Witkiem man. BB in a cold g/h
Oh, and some mistletoe berries onto the old apple treeLast edited by vicky; 18-01-2011, 05:49 PM.
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Cleaned out the greenhouse and brought all my Strawberry plants in and tidied them all up.
They are all showing some new growth so looking good for this season.
Last year I lost a lot of plants but no casualties this year.
And when your back stops aching,
And your hands begin to harden.
You will find yourself a partner,
In the glory of the garden.
Rudyard Kipling.sigpic
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Broad beans - Some planted in pots in a heated prop, some in an unheated prop and some sat in pots on the window ledge. Three different ways will hopefully show me some success
Its all new and its all fun!
Chillies - Cayenne in pots in a heated prop.
Garlic - Sown outside.
Toms - Both Red Cherry and Alicante in a heated prop.
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Nasturtiums, sweet william, pansies, Chillies. Leeks and corriander now up and out in the greenhouse
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I sowed 172 Ailsa Craig onions and 153 Ishikuro (spring onions) in seed trays and tucked them up in the airing cupboard. They're both old packets so I went a bit over the top, assuming the germination rate would be low. Not sure what I'll do if they all come up.The problem with rounded personalities is they don't tesselate.
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