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small veg patch

my patch is 12ft x 18 ft n/ s facing well sheltered on the chester wales border i would like some ideas on a year plan to maximise use of this space the only thing i will not grow is beetroot (hate the stuff) anything else will give it a go many by osso

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11/02/2013 19:29:51

by osso

Talkback: Growing brassicas

for keeping them out. I am growing broccoli, peas, sprouts, carrots & lettuce - they are all in pots of varying sizes and so far they are all healthy with not a slug in sight - though I have put copper tape round the pots to deter them. Heligan Gardens by Eve from Westerham Kent

28/11/2011 18:36:39

by parky

allotment

to scaffolding boards - way to go! Hi GeeWiz and Co. I have started quite a large veggie plot this year for the first time ever and I am growing potatoes, onions, broad beans, carrots, leeks, spinach, cabbages and runner beans. I've had some help from my Dad by Geewiz

22/04/2013 16:36:01

by Ali Newbie Gardener

Talkback: Christmas vegetable harvest

Colin . it was my first time to grow sprouts, and they were great, i also had trouble with the cabbage whites, i covered the plants in the end with netting, we have been eating the sprouts since mid-november, they taste great, and i will for sure grow by smithsindeed

28/11/2011 18:37:41

by Colin Harris

can you have too much night

of sanday just north of orkney, I have tried talking to some of the people I have met but most don't have a poly-tunnel so because of the regular bouts of wind stick to growing potatoes leeks cabbage carrots cauliflower broccoli. I brought with me a 60 foot by natures grafter

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25/04/2012 16:26:19

by Gold1locks

victorian garden/cottage garden

garden grew veg and flowers intermixed, i am trying this, this year so have planted cabbage, onions, sweetcorn and lettuce in amoung my perenials in my borders. Can anyone tell me if they have tried this and what results they had and did they experience by dennis williams

13/05/2013 23:21:23

by quercus_rubur

Is there anything that can go in now for an autumn crop ?

. Not encouraging for next year planning is it?. I start my Chinese cabbages now as any sooner and they bolt. Watch out for cabbage white butterfly though as they will love them - I fleece all my veg which doesn't need pollinating. As the cabbages grow, tie them by blueberry77

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05/08/2012 07:46:31

by florafanatic

New garden, new area, growing problems

distorted in any way? No, there is no distortion in the leaves of any plants. For instance, the peas, which have grown pods but have no peas within them. The best-growing plants, if I can put it that way, are the cabbages and cauliflower, which by Dudley Horler

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15/06/2012 09:16:35

by Dudley Horler

Talkback: Slugs and hedgehogs

. The first week we started this we collected and disposed of over 100 slugs! This idea was suggested by a nursery that grows Hosta's. I can confirm that our Hosta's and bedding plants have remained in full contact with their leaves since the start of nightly by Di Barker

28/11/2011 18:36:49

by exdinnerrita

What is this plant and how can I stop it dying?

here 4 years and it doesn't seem to be growing tall like a tree. Could it be something else? I think it's only certain varieties that grow taller, such as the cabbage tree. I know mum had a red one (but lost it the year before last over the winter by Stephanie Sherwin

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07/04/2012 21:17:26

by emmarose

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