By late spring, it’s game on. Once the danger of frosts has passed, which depends where you are, more tender vegetables such as squashes, cucumbers and tomatoes that have been raised indoors, can be planted out.
Many seeds, such as those for harvests of broad beans, peas, beetroot, carrots, chard and salads, can be sown straight into the soil.
If the weather is warm, new leaves will come through in a matter of days. Fast growth helps seedlings resist slugs.
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What can I do with white aphids all over my brassicas? ????
Respect all the way from Africa ????????
Its so funny. He's talking about what to sow in May and I've had all these things in beds and growing strong for 1 to two months.
Already had a big harvest off the green (french) beans and strawberries!
Have you ever checked the temperature difference of the ground in Dig v no dig, I imagine a bit of heat would be lost in the dug bed
Like your copper shovel
Need that calendar.
Weve sowed most of these plus peppers and cucumber . We really love your program ❤
How important is copper for your soil? I noticed, the majority of your gardening tools, are copper…
Got your calendar for Christmas, signed it's my bible lol ????????
Me this morning "Why is it so cold?"
Charles "It's warming up nicely" ????
Hopefully one day I'll have a garden that looks half as good as yours. Got a 40ft tunnel installed recently and busy planting ????
Yeah first comment here ????????
Love your garden mate
Wish mine looked that good ????