Am I too late to plant my broad beans? I have Aquadulce Claudia and the ones from HSL - Martock.
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Originally posted by HeyWayne View PostAm I too late to plant my broad beans? I have Aquadulce Claudia and the ones from HSL - Martock.
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I've sown the sutton in autumn, nice little plants now - but my main sowing (of same) will be next month. Bang 'em in lad!Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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We've got the first sowing in, after planting in the greenhouse they've just been transplanted out, but the main sowings will be next month and in April, that way we should get some nice successional crops! We're growing Aquadulce and Sutton!Blessings
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I sowed some Super Aquedulce in the autumn, they are now calf-height (leg, not cow) and starting to flower
I have sowed all my others (Witkiem, Sutton, Red Epicure) in pots in the greenhouse, for planting out late March.
I have found that older plants are tougher and succumb much less to blackfly. The drawback is getting them through the winter.All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.
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Originally posted by Mrs Dobby View PostWe've got the first sowing in, after planting in the greenhouse they've just been transplanted out,Life may not be the party we hoped for but since we're here we might as well dance
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I am growing a variety called Witkiem Manita which was quite outstanding for me last year - so much so that this year I am growing 3 times more of them. I will just plant the seed into prepared ground - last year I didn't direct sow them until April 14th, but they'll go in a couple of weeks earlier this year.
Before you get flustered about dates, I'm in the Highlands and things are done usually two weeks to a month later up here than down southRat
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