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I've seen baby veg for sale in the local shops. Are these easer to grow? I was thinking about them as I grow in containers all the time.
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A lot of "baby" veg is just veg that has been picked early. I've had "baby" carrots, and "baby" beetroot recently - essentially the thinnings of the normal sized plants I'm growing.
However, I tried growing baby corn and as yet have not been able to harvest anything.
Still, it's going to be hot this week...A simple dude trying to grow veg. http://haywayne.blogspot.com/
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I tried a cauliflower called Igloo when I started and it turned out just about enough for one meal and tasted O.K. but not wonderful. Grew them at I think 20cm spacing. The small cabbage I tried was a Minicole which lasted very well and was tasty - at least everyone ate them without complaint.History teaches us that history teaches us nothing. - HegelComment
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