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Seed planting for 2009
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Greenearthqueen Feb. 7, 2009.
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Sam, I am fortunate to live in a fertile river valley which is (usually) very mild, so most crops get away to an early start. Like you, I am looking forward to a good spring and not too wet summer this year.
Hello Jacqueline, I've just edited my original post which should have read 10th. of Feb not as I had typed 10th October. I am also going to try aubergine 'Enorma' and an early ripening melon 'Edonis'. My greenhouse is not heated so early germination…
Onions, peppers, aubergines, chillies, cabbages, lettuce, leeks, peas, broad beans and cauliflower all started in my (slightly) heated greenhouse. Shallots also in modules ready for planting out in March.
Has anybody made a start yet? I've got broad beans for starting in modules and chilli seeds ready for 10th.October (good for fruiting plants). The seed compost is in the boiler cupboard to warm up and I can hardly wait for the first plantings of the…
I tried some moon planting last year but it was generally such a miserable summer that I don't think any fair conclusions could be made. Any system that has been in use for as long as the practice of lunar planting must be based on good results thou…
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