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It’s all go in the greenhouses at the moment, and my seedlings are growing really well. The seedlings that now need to be pricked out and put in individual 3 inch pots are my Cauliflowers “Orkney“. Come and see how … Continue reading →

I’m going to try this year and do an update at the beginning of every month, if I’m a few days late, please forgive me. Here’s, hopefully, the first of many…. As you can see from the picture I get … Continue reading →

Everything is starting to grow, and some seedlings are ready to be pricked out and put into individual 3 inch pots. The first ones I’m going to do are my Brussels Sprouts. Come and see how I do mine…

The sowing season is definitely here, and seed sowing is starting to get very busy. This afternoon I sowed lots more seeds, so let me go through it all with you. I sowed a few more brassicas: Brukale “Petit Posy”, … Continue reading →

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Finally I’ve been able to get my herb bed started. So far I’ve sown a few seeds (lots more to sow in the coming months), and they’re starting to germinate already. I’ve also planted out various herb plants, so hopefully … Continue reading →

I am pleased to report that all the seeds that I wanted to sow in January have now been sown. Now I need to start work on the ones for February. Lots is happening in the greenhouses, many of the … Continue reading →

We all think of herbs and something we can only start growing in the Spring, but you can grow many of them all year round, either in your greenhouse or on a sunny window sill inside your house. Herbs, like … Continue reading →

Some brassicas are in the ground for a long time, so you need to make sure that you are ok with them taking up space for that amount of time. I’m still harvesting some of my brassicas (Brukale and Brussels … Continue reading →

January is the perfect time to start sowing your Leek and Onion seeds. If you wish to get onions sets (small little onions), then do. I usually buy sets, but this year I thought I would try growing them from … Continue reading →