Yesterday - spring cabbage, lettuce, coriander, parsley, fennel, carrots, 3 vars turnips & radish.
Some of the last sowings of the year, getting ready to replant the greenhouse for winter in October.
Lettuce, spinach, radish, mibuna, mizuna, komatsuna, tatsoi, pak choi, kale, chard, parsley, coriander, lamb's lettuce, miner's lettuce, spring onions, spring cabbage, spring greens.
In October I'll sow some overwintering cauliflower, calabrese, carrots and flowers then that's it until February.
Dark Opal basil
Genovese basil
Cress
Sown some more Arctic king lettuce this morning.
Yesterday, 4 varieties of spring cabbage.
Red Drumhead cabbage and Red and Green Salad Bowl lettuce to test the Red v Green Veg theory.
Sown today
Corn cockle
Salmon beauty mask flower
Chrysanthemum crown daisy
Love in the mist
Quaking grass
Orlaya white lace flower
Ageratum high tide
Zinnia orange king
Zinnia early wonder
Cosmos lemonade
Cosmos purity
Cosmos orange
Cosmos mix
French marigold yellow
French marigold brocade red
Orange tagetes
Sweet William
Antirrhinum
(04-09-2022, 07:54 PM)Small chilli Wrote: [ -> ]Sown today
Corn cockle
Salmon beauty mask flower
Chrysanthemum crown daisy
Love in the mist
Quaking grass
Orlaya white lace flower
Ageratum high tide
Zinnia orange king
Zinnia early wonder
Cosmos lemonade
Cosmos purity
Cosmos orange
Cosmos mix
French marigold yellow
French marigold brocade red
Orange tagetes
Sweet William
Antirrhinum
Are these going to overwinter in the poly SC? Will the likes of marigolds and zinnia cope with the cold? I'm tempted to try myself, but every overwintering experiment ends in disappointment for me.
I've overwintered nigella in the greenhouse for the last two years, they do OK but are a bit susceptible to some kind of fungal disease. Cornflowers and echium blue bedder do really well.
More lettuce: the slugs got the last lot of seedlings while I was on holiday
