Showing posts with label sowed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sowed. Show all posts
Saturday, 25 March 2017
Wednesday, 19 March 2014
Spring/ sown.
sown - 19 March/
* Coriander confetti
* coriander calypso
* coriander
* Chervil, or French parsley
* Dill
* Marjoram - perennial
* Parsley - plain leaved2
* Florence fennel bulbs
* Lovage
* Basil— Genovese, sweet basil- 6-8 weeks from sowing.
* Nice 'N' Spicy
* Swiss chard ‘Bright Lights’ Harvest the leaves from 10 weeks
* Pea Seed 'Douce Provence' Early variety - 8 weeks
* Beetroot 'Cylindra'
* dwarf french bean - A Brief Guide to Growing French Beans
* Physalis - cape gooseberry
* chicorée radicchio
* onion - spring
* Spring Onion - Crimson Forest
* Coriander confetti
* coriander calypso
* coriander
* Chervil, or French parsley
* Dill
* Marjoram - perennial
* Parsley - plain leaved2
* Florence fennel bulbs
* Lovage
* Basil— Genovese, sweet basil- 6-8 weeks from sowing.
* Nice 'N' Spicy
* Swiss chard ‘Bright Lights’ Harvest the leaves from 10 weeks
* Pea Seed 'Douce Provence' Early variety - 8 weeks
* Beetroot 'Cylindra'
* dwarf french bean - A Brief Guide to Growing French Beans
* Physalis - cape gooseberry
* chicorée radicchio
* onion - spring
* Spring Onion - Crimson Forest
Friday, 2 March 2012
Sowing.
Planting: Fruit tree - 25 feb
Chitting Potatoes: 28 feb
Sowing:
- Leeks
- Celeriac
- Early Peas (grown in situ)
A good tip for broad beans and peas is to sow a short row every three weeks between now and April, providing a constant succession of crops between June and October. For the first sowing of peas, choose a wrinkled pea such as 'Celebration', a delicious petit pois type, or try sugar snaps or mangetouts. A real beauty is 'Carouby de Mausanne', a C19th French mangetout with the added benefit of great good looks with lilac flowers.
Under Cloche: radish, lettuce, dill.
Parsnips - come up, digg up.
Vegetable seeds
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