Edible Gardening

Me either, much. However, Sungold do it for me, so sweet. Tonight, I had some of my Rosada roasted in Olive Oil, oh boy!

It'll pick up again when the light levels increase. You might want to repot it with some fresh compost as it will have had most of the nutrient away with those fruits. james swann will be along in a bit to put me right

Scrungee knows best:

Hi, JaneI have a 'red wriggler' worm, the compost kind that are bread for fishing bait by being fed a diet of horse manure (from youtube) I do not think they will leave if they are happy, the location outside is kind of hostile for a worm, and if they are not happy the farm will not work...

Ok Woo,I will send you a PM with my address.Any chance of sending me any special growing instructions that they may need Ta

Hi WOO. I didn't know you grew a bit of veg? King Edwards are main crop, so normally harvested a bit later on. But, what the heck! You want them, you have them Edit : There's something deeply satisfying about digging up fresh potatoes

Awww they look reli nice I'm growing some first time can't wait to put thm in a crumble do u only have one plant

The sweetcorn cobs seem to be bigger everyday (hopefully thats a good sign). An extra cherry tom has started to change colour even though it's done nothing but rain for the last few days (maybe they're resigned to the fact it's wet all the time and cloudy), the weeds are shooting up and it's...

For sure, thats the best bunch of wonky carrots I have ever seen.:gnthb:

Last year I successfully grew witloof chicory. I sowed it in June, dug it up in November and planted the roots in buckets in a shed. Now I can eat lovely salad: witloof with (cooking) apple and olive oil - easy, seasonal, lovely!I do seem to have left some root-bits in the ground however, and...

Yeah very

Chard / Leaf beet, brussels sprouts, parsnips. I think Kale is a winter crop isn't it?

Thanks everyone I'm determined to get some good veg growing in the next year

I have just bought some garlic bulbs but not planted them yet.Onion sets were also for sale. My pumpkins, courgettes and lettuces are still taking up my room at the moment so I need to wait for some space.Spring cabbage is so tasty straight from the garden to the pan so I will be planting that.

I have managed to find those exact bins he uses Greecko for £8 off of ebay! but thanks for the tipGYO, i'll be sowing some turnip seeds this weekend. They can be harvested from 5 to 10 weeks depending on how big you want the turnip. They're a very quick cropOrdered myself some lettuce seeds...

Sorry, but the cucumber is the devils vegetable:hol::cry::wink:

Hi all, I have 6 squash seedlings in my greenhouse that I grew from seed. Having never grew these before I'm not quite sure what to expect. Can I continue to grow them in the greenhouse or are they to go outside? Do some squashes climb and some grow low? Anyone grown squash?Gazania

Well you will never know unless you try - I know how you feel having got so far with these plants, maybe you have more space than I was imagining.

Sorry I couldn't have been of more help BB, maybe someone else might have some ideas. Don't listen to Clare this evening though

you are a bit late to sow pansies. Look on the gardening direct website..they had a few ready plants (mature plug plants) the other day. Pansies with trailing ivy look lovely and are tough when the frost comes. If you want to grow veg in pots you can't beat Tumbling Toms tomatoes or even seed...