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Hi again, we have finally (friday 9th feb) sown our leek and onion seeds.
2 very large trays of aprox 300 Musselburgh seeds.
A medium tray of Ailsa Craig (aprox half a packet)
And a packet of Unwins Exhibition Onion seeds.
We do not have a green house so the dining room serves as a nursery, we have a 4 tier mini greenhouse (Derek calls it the Birdcage) which we bring inside to start things off as its rather cold at present, and the wee little darlings need the warmth
Its a good job we like leeks and onions as there are only the 2 of us.
Storage is going to be the main problem as my spare bedroom is hosting the chitting spuds, and if any one needs to stay they will share the bed with the spuds.
As for the shed well the less said about that the better, you couldn't swing a cat in there with the amount of tools etc, never mind store veg.
I blame it all on the husband me.
2 very large trays of aprox 300 Musselburgh seeds.
A medium tray of Ailsa Craig (aprox half a packet)
And a packet of Unwins Exhibition Onion seeds.
We do not have a green house so the dining room serves as a nursery, we have a 4 tier mini greenhouse (Derek calls it the Birdcage) which we bring inside to start things off as its rather cold at present, and the wee little darlings need the warmth
Its a good job we like leeks and onions as there are only the 2 of us.
Storage is going to be the main problem as my spare bedroom is hosting the chitting spuds, and if any one needs to stay they will share the bed with the spuds.
As for the shed well the less said about that the better, you couldn't swing a cat in there with the amount of tools etc, never mind store veg.
I blame it all on the husband me.
You must have a very large plot
Mind you the musselburg are very good at keeping in the ground over winter right up until spring.
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