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What to plant if anything over the winter

Started this discussion. Last reply by Judy Elliott Oct 22, 2011. 9 Replies

hi, i am new to this site and also to growing veg. i have just found out i have an allotment which i have been waiting for for three years and now need to start planning. can anyone give me advice as…Continue

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Dec 22, 2011
Judy Elliott replied to Ash's discussion What to plant if anything over the winter
"Hi Ash - I am new too, just joined today. This has been our first year gardening and I have found this site http://igrowveg.com really helpful for a beginner. She has recommendations on what to sow throughout the year and advice on…"
Oct 22, 2011
sweetpea lou replied to Ash's discussion What to plant if anything over the winter
"I'd just get loads of books from the library, order lots of seed catalogues and spend the winter planning your plot. There'll be lots of preparation you could do on the plot. Do you want to put in paths, where to put the compost bins and…"
Oct 22, 2011
Garden Posts replied to Ash's discussion What to plant if anything over the winter
"This time last year I put in garlic, shallots and onions and all produced wonderful crops in the Spring. See post here: http://www.gardenposts.co.uk/2011/09/vegetable_gardening/allium-galore/ I have also just sown Sweet Pea seeds for an early start…"
Oct 11, 2011
Damo replied to Ash's discussion What to plant if anything over the winter
"If you have some space ready then Japenese Onion sets (e.g. Troy F1) and shallots (Jermor) can be planted now.  I'll be putting these in on my plot soon.  Also Garlic can be put in anytime over the next 3 months as long as it gets a…"
Oct 11, 2011
Peter Pearson replied to Ash's discussion What to plant if anything over the winter
"Garlic is a good crop to get in now"
Oct 11, 2011
Ash replied to Ash's discussion What to plant if anything over the winter
"thank you all very much for your posts. they have been really useful! busy times ahead i think! x"
Oct 11, 2011
Jan Willetts replied to Ash's discussion What to plant if anything over the winter
"I managed to work half of my new plot last year-luckily the rest was mown. Now I have marked out the new beds on the mown area and I am covering them with a good layer of compost then cardboard weighted down with stones, this worked really well last…"
Oct 11, 2011
Flighty replied to Ash's discussion What to plant if anything over the winter
"Congratulations!  Depending on the state of your plot and if you want to start something off now you could consider planting/sowing overwintering varieties of broad beans and onions. Rhubarb crowns and soft fruit bushes can be planted now, as…"
Oct 10, 2011
Donna C replied to Ash's discussion What to plant if anything over the winter
"Someone else asked the same thing recently, here is the thread   http://ukveggardeners.com/forum/topics/plant-this-time-of-year"
Oct 10, 2011
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Oct 10, 2011
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What to plant if anything over the winter

hi, i am new to this site and also to growing veg. i have just found out i have an allotment which i have been waiting for for three years and now need to start planning. can anyone give me advice as to what they do around this time of year? is there anything i can start planting, or do i just start sorting the plot for planting early next year. thanks,See More
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At 20:32 on December 22, 2011, Catherine said…

That anilove is a scammer, I've seen them before. Do NOT give them any of your details!!!

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