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to me waiting to be read. I know that I'll be growing tomatoes, chillies, cucumbers, climbing courgettes, and some of those trailing begonias that did so well last summer, so I must choose my varieties. Planning for the year ahead will give me something

will germinate in damp sand, when I spilt some tomato seed on my hot sand bed I had better results than from the actual seed trays.As a lad we did not have bespoke compost so it was all done with soil, we had no problems with that so why do otherwise? Frank. Got

and and water the chilli, aubergine, pepers and tomatoes.   Teasel is a big plant, so you don't need many of them in a garden. Many garden centres sell small plants, from the end of February, about £1 each, in the wildflowers section. That's probably the most

out of the ground and tasted of nothing when cooked. Now you'll be thinking it's just me, but I grow lovely carrots, tomatoes, courgettes, chillis, peas, beans, parsnips, potatoes and salads. I just can't seem to be successful with anything more

it sets, thus attaching the frame to the concrete in the ground. The greenhouse screws onto the frame. This meant I could have an earth floor for growing things eg tomatoes. It hasn't blown away yet! At first I had a Parasene heater, then OH put up a cable

move it to anywhere in the garden for convenience. i have sown some seeds 3 weeks ago and they all come throu but i planted them in the greenhouse the seeds sown were carrot,cabbage,cauliflower,beetroot,onion,tomato,sweet pea

garden and I have done well with tomatoes when its a good summer .Always looking to improve it now I have more time. Cheers  Mo Mo - Another suggestion, if you have the room (you say the garden space is limited but maybe you could sqeeze one in) a compost

several times, I'm trying to decide what to grow in the GH bed which isn't a tomato, there's space for 9 plants, decided on what to plant in 7ish spaces.   Top of my list is this site .  I like to get gardening books from the library - just to look

tubs/troughs that will last more than one year. I have builders buckets but they are usually for my tomatos. Anyone got any contacts or cheap ideas. I need something for climbing French beans and sugar snap peas. Courgette, potatos and greens will go

vermiculite or a heated propagator, but so far things are going well, my hanging basket tomatoes have emerged and there are signs of violas germinating - and it has only been a week or so!   This is what I was looking for This is only my second year