Edible Gardening

The cotton wool approach strikes me that it will cause some root damage at planting out.Either put them in the ground (without delay now ... they are short season crops influenced by when the day-length changes, so "late" won't catch up) or if ground is not ready in modules or pots (3" / 9cm)...

Ah ... and there was I thinking you had some magic-recipe for Bean Germination that you weren't sharing

I visited my cousin on Toronto many year ago ... he explained they only had two seasons there, "Winter" and "Construction" !

Veg too would be great thanks. Ive got tomatoes growing. Ordered my cucumber plants and peppers too. Already got salad and some veg in my beds. And fine beans runner beans and courgettes in my mini green house on the grow

Hmm. Doesn’t look good.

Thanks @pete - I'll have fun disentangling it

I like the new timber border to the raised bed, on the slabs FWIW I put a Plank on my row of carrots after sowing, to keep it moist underneath. Watering them, on my heavy soil, creates a crust which i think impedes germination. Important to get the plank off before the seeds germinate...

Knicked !

I agree, I was wondering about taking Runners off the old plants (grown direct into pots rat than allowing them to root in the old bed), and using those in the new bed ... but that's going to take a season ...

I seem to be having a problem with my Asparagus.This is their third season so hoped to be able to harvest some.But recently I have noticed that the spearrs seem to be very soft almost rotten and bent over.Was not sure what caused this so went online to see if I could get any information and...

That's great thank you. All might not be lost. Every day is a school day isn't it.

First time growing any Parsips.

I wouldn't worry too much about that ... it will just be functioning on less root and thus take a while to recover.However, it will now presumably have a lot of compost, relative to the root volume, in that pot? If so be very careful with watering ... it takes a while for any "overpotted"...

They SO are. As the old saying goes "cucumbers wake up each morning and think of a new way to die" :( Once we get to June and they are shinning up their climbing frame, and nights are always above 10C they will be fine.I agree, I'd be inclined to take them off the windowsill at night, and I...

I have a Jupiter Apple tree the I have trained into an espalier over the last 8 years or so. It has never produced more than a couple of apples and in the last two years has been suffering from this white fluffy disease that I cannot identify. I have asked for help before and was told to...

There's going to be some skill required to get them maximum number of in size leeks, because cramming loads will result in them all being undersize.

I was assuming the OP was digging them up like I am, Mine have over wintered in the ground and are just showing signs of new sprouts. They need to all come out soon or they start going soft.

@Islander77 I could send some of mine over, as only one bed was affected.

Note. Indirectly linked to the virus. Mr Fothergills seeds had a record day yesterday ,they took more money in one day than this whole week last year. They are struggling desperately to keep up with demand. A lot of people growing veg..........wartime spirit.