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(20-02-2021, 07:16 PM)Veggie Wrote: Sowed Rainbow Chard, Fordhook Giant Chard, Samish Spinach and Wizard Field beans and Bunyards Exhibition Broad beans.
All in modules - they'll stay indoors at room temp until there are signs of germination. Hi Veggie
Once germinated where will you move them, GH or outside?
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A dozen Holland Winter White cabbages, they take a while to heart up but store brilliantly. Cutting time is November!
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(20-02-2021, 07:59 PM)Broadway Wrote: (20-02-2021, 07:16 PM)Veggie Wrote: Sowed Rainbow Chard, Fordhook Giant Chard, Samish Spinach and Wizard Field beans and Bunyards Exhibition Broad beans.
All in modules - they'll stay indoors at room temp until there are signs of germination. Hi Veggie
Once germinated where will you move them, GH or outside? Depends on the weather - probably the GH until they're a size to plant out although some of the spinach and chard will stay in the GH for life.
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Beetroot, Spinach, Chard, & Bilberries
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I can see a few are getting a bit twitchy and cant wait to get sowing
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How are your cabbages that you sowed yesterday, Boss???
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Late, normally sow at the beginning of Feb 
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Sowed a few more tomatoes: Alaskan Fancy, Artisan Pink Tiger, Black Vernissage and Cream Sausage, also overnight soaking some broad beans Jubilee Hyser before starting to sprout tomorrow.
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Sowed some Zebrune shallots and some Ramsons (Wild Garlic)
I had some torpedo onions sown and put in propagator. I thought I had waited long enough as they weren't germinating,so I ordered the Zebrune shallots as a substitute. The day the Zebrune seeds arrived the torpedo onoons showed there heads above soil. 
The Ramsons I have had for years and never got round to sowing them. They were in an unopened foil pack...........so we shall see what happens  . If they do germinate I hope to plant them around my soft fruit bushes.
Propagator is now full of pots so I will have to hang fire before sowing anything that requires bottom heat.
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Sowed main batch of tomatoes submarine (root stock) then gardeners delight (4), black Russian (3) (new to me instead of marmande), alicante (8), orange banana (3), Roma vf (4) and galina (2). Numbers are finished plants wanted.
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