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is talking about overwintering onions, and the spacing you'd need for those. http://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/projects/fruit-and-vegetables/how-to-grow-peas-from-seed/233.html This is Monty again, talking about pea seed spacing. In this case he's spacing

  Drum roll ..................... trumpet ... Evening Brumbull Been out cutting down some branches today lots of arm aching pain and checked my plastic green house seeds - some bits starting to grow. still cold and windy though in Southampton

euphorbias.  Polychroma is positively glowing in my borders at present.  I love primulas too and planted a whole load around my pond last year.  I was interested to see how they sow the seeds at Harlow Carr, as I'd always tried using them fresh. (with mixed

bunches in the kitchen. But I am growing myGW freebie seeds in pots and can't wait to smell the flowers. It won't be long as they have reached the top of their cane wigwam. I've obviously done something wrong here. I planted my sweet pea seeds at the end

to itsallaboutmygarden: I always leave allium heads to develop, especially on beautiful varieties like Allium christophii. They look wonderful for months and months. They also produce seed that can be allowed to fall and self-sow, or collect and sow to raise new plants

growing at the moment but am resisting the urge to sow more seeds as I really don't have the space. Hope you avoid blight this year!Whitevan I'm jealous of your south-facing patio - your tomatoes will love it!Good luck Laineyfaefife!Kate Cute. Hmmm. That

so am just looking to save abit of space. Can anyone advise me please on which broccoli seeds to sow to grow the "Tenderstem Broccoli" that I can buy in the supermarkets? My wife & I took over an allotment in September last year. It was quite overrun

to sow my seeds.  And the orchids flower and reflower all year indoors, as do the cyclamen and, almost all year, the prolific Hoya Carnosa.  Stop moaning, or come to live in CumbriAa Hiya leone123, same here in Cornwall. Everything, it seems, is in full

had an enjoyable hour yesterday reading my seed packets, and writing when and where to sow them, outdoors or indoors, I think I can sow leeks and tomatoes indoors this month. We will be having our first ever home grown brussel sprouts this weekend hi i

carrot seedling in my bedroom at the moment and have other seeds to sow: sprouts,runner beans, leeks, sweetcorn, lettuce, carrots f1 hybrid, herb lemon balm, sunflower, wild flower teasel, beetroot, poppy, cabbage, cornflower blue diadem, pumpkin