https://www.pdfdrive.com/how-to-grow-per...Oxz9lJnyzU

Just saw a ink to this Book and there are lots more free books on the website. I haven't downloaded any - so check it out for yourself first - just in case.

What’s on your grow list for 2021 ? 
Here’s mine, the start anyway     .
lemon drop 
cayenne 
jalapeño 
gourmet jalapeño 
farmers market jalapeño 
pimientos de padron 
Thai dragon 
Hungarian black 
Peter pepper orange 
Dorset naga 
sugar rush peach 
pink habanero 
habanero giant white 
chocolate habanero 
Alberto locoto rocoto red 
Trinidad perfume
nebru 7
Havana gold 
Venezuelan tiger
Hungarian hot wax
Bahamian goat 
Onza 
Trinidad scorpion butch T
beaver dam
scotch bonnet 
Serrano 
Armageddon 
AJI delight 
shishito 


And I’ve just ordered these    

   

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As part of my garden redesign in the veg patch it will open up the east side of the shed. I am considering putting a small lean to greenhouse on it. The only problem is on the south side it will be bordered tightly by a 5ft fence. Is there much point putting a small greenhouse on as it will only be a few feet deep and only open aspects are north and east.

Who else is getting excited at the thought of sowing some Early Tomatoes for 2021. 
I shall be sowing a few types of windowsill size tomatoes on 1st January to start my growing year. 

Anyone else going to join me? 
Lets share our progress

Well for breakfast (most days) 70g oats with spoon of honey and water plus 60g soft fruit out of garden (rasperries/red/black currants)

dinner today included onions and cherry tomatoes. Still got a few galina left. They keep very well and are good added to pizza or in salads. The grandson eats them like toffees. Their downside is the small number of fruit on each truss. Although they are determinate, I grow mine like a semi determinate and let a few of the armpits develop. I got just 6kg from the one plant but it took up about 4'x3' in the greenhouse.

Tea was sausage, mash and cabbage. the mash was potatoes/leeks and carrots all from the garden.
The OH went back for seconds of the cabbage. We don't have it too often.

Hi all
Im new to this forum so just doing a brief intro. Live in West Wales (UK) and really interested in everything to do with Polytunnels. Ive got a 20ft x 10ft tunnel which I put up 3 years ago. Re-covered it this year as the green mesh cover was rubbish. Ive got raised beds inside and built a 'hotbed' in one of the beds this year. Has anybody else built hotbeds and any tips? Looking forward to some online gardening!  

Cheers
DaiWig

Remember this? Flowers you're growing or intend to grow with names beginning with E. 

I'll start with Echinacea - I have the pink one but would like more.
Erysimum/wallflower. have some of these but you can never have too many wallflowers.
Want to grow Echium vulgare - the wildflower Vipers Bugloss as its a good bee plant.

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It has been an extremely trying year and the hope of better times is on the horizon thanks to all those wonderful people who have put us, before themselves, thank you NHS.