Sowed some spring onions, carrots and beetroot today, all in the growhouse.
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I started my tomatoes today, am I too early (London, UK)? Every site seemed to be telling me it was time, but they are outside tomatoes so maybe I should have waited a couple more weeks... I have extras so can sow more in 2 weeks if needed...
Also did modules of leeks and spring onions and going to do celeriac tomorrow (inside, sunny, fairly warm windowsill). I put peas directly in the ground 2 weeks ago, no sign of growth so thinking it might have been too early, so thinking I should resow those next week if I still don't see anything coming up, am I being impatient?
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Grow on your windowsills. When daytime temps get above 12or more put them outside during the day and in bring them in at night.Originally posted by Naelana View PostI started my tomatoes today, am I too early (London, UK)? Every site seemed to be telling me it was time, but they are outside tomatoes so maybe I should have waited a couple more weeks... I have extras so can sow more in 2 weeks if needed...
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Cool thanks, yes they are in a east facing window and the room is fairly warm. They get morning sun. I had good success with toms last year but I don't remember when I sowed them inside and since I'm fairly new I still rely on internet advice rather than my own instincts.Originally posted by Scarlet View PostGrow on your windowsills. When daytime temps get above 12or more put them outside during the day and in bring them in at night.
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London is a little, well not so little, thermal island. I'm in north Oxfordshire and our average last date of frost is something like 2 months later than London. Which is not such a bother this year as there is currently standing water on my plot.
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Sowed some cayenne as I'm beginning to think the patio sizzle and rocoto chillies may be no-shows. Fingers crossed...
I have some tomato seedlings on my windowsill, san marzano and I might start off a few red pear and/or tigerella later today from my magazine seeds. I'm also in London though.Last edited by elleme; 13-03-2016, 02:51 PM.
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That's me, I've given myself a shake and have planted carrots, in flower buckets, two types of bush tomato, chillis, and courgettes! All the things I like. Going to buy some Apache chilli-seeds or plants, not sure yet. That's me started...yay!sigpic
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Sowed (all indoors in propagators / the airing cupboard):
- oregano
- celeriac monarch
- chilli demon red
- rhubarb glaskins perpetual
- thai basil
- pepper Californian wonder
- chilli numex twilight
- chilli purple tiger
- onion long de Florence simane
- tomato tamina
- tomato principe Borghese
- tomato tumbler (still don't know where I'm going to put all these tomatoes!!)
- borlotti beans
Asparaus seeds are currently soaking overnight and will sow them tomorrow
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This morning I sowed my tomatoes, Galina, Maskotka and Sungold. I was planning on growing Tumbler as well, but must have used up all the seed last year - never mind, I'll just grow on one more Maskotka.
Also, two more 4' rows of beetroot, I'm trying some monogerm varieties this year, Soloist and Moneta.He-Pep!
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Good to see you've got your mojo back Jay..................Originally posted by Jay22 View PostThat's me, I've given myself a shake and have planted carrots, in flower buckets, two types of bush tomato, chillis, and courgettes! All the things I like. Going to buy some Apache chilli-seeds or plants, not sure yet. That's me started...yay!
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YAY! Up, Up and away! Nothing exiting! Cayennes, Prairie Fire, and Piccante only Coz they were free!
Like yourself Jack, interested as to how they do! Oh and a little "Belated' congrats on your family newcomer!
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