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go about it, any suggestions? hi all!!!! look im after some help, i really need someone to tell me the best conditions to grow my chillys. Is flooding a problem? what about sewerage? ok it would be awesome if some one could post a reply because id

under sweetcorn. Brassicas don't mind a bit of shade. Give it a go and let us know! I grow sweetcorn in a polytunnel at a spacing of about 45cm each way. They cast little shade and the bush tomatoes,basil,chillies and cucumbers in between  don't seem

Dear all, anyone have an idea which plant these are? I want to grow and pickle them. You got them with feta cheese in Germany or on flammkuchen and also with kebabs. http://www.21food.com/products/hot-green-pepper-491909.html thanks, Bill since

I have a new, bigger greenhouse. I have seedlings growing in a heated (min 14c) and very warm when sunny, garden room. When will it be safe to put them out in the unheated, but very sunny greenhouse (most of them will stay in the greenhouse

to this and growing in pots but i have potaoes(just showing), 2 types of onions(some at 4 "), garlic, carrots (about 1 inch shoots), peppers( indoors), tomatoes ( indoors) and my chillies which are flowering lots which were planted last sept. im hoping last weeks

to grow from seed- I sow mine in feb/mar This year I am also going to try growing Cucamelons- I bought the seeds from the James Wong collection of seeds.Pam LL x One of the chilli varieties I am growing this year is an "Uba Tuba" chilli, which looks like

Hi I have a question i cant seem to find a definative answer to on the net anywhere, and would really appreciate it if someone could shed some light on the problem, ahead of this years growing seasoni have grown chillis for the last 2 years, mostly

assist an amateur chilli grower? I missed it too but managed to grow some pretty decent ones this year. Started them all off in a propagator then trandferred to greenhouse when big enough. Cant stand them myself but my husband loves them.Hoping to keep

Depends what you want to grow- but it has to be an economical proposition all my seeds onions tomatoes chillie etc and then cuttings Honestly- it doesn't warrant the cost for the ordinary gardener-it isn't just light you need but heat as well-the idea

as it really does get quite chilly here in Holland, and as of two weeks I've noticed a very green and healthy-looking side branch growing, as well as another 2 shoots have started sprouting (see photo attached). Could someone shed some light on what's happening