Who's Planted Out What?

[veg4681]

I know some of us have done early sowings and our seedlings, now plantlets been sitting in the greenhouse (heated or unheated). I'm thinking of planting out soon in bed with fleece and bubblewrap protection (our last expected frost where I am is 1st week of May). Anyone in the same dilemma?

[momol]

Spinach seedlings will be plant out this week (under cloche).

[sewer rat]

Nothing sown or planted out yet - start tomorrow in earnest - 14 hours a day for next 8 - 10 weeks - can't wait to get going but not sure the wife feels the same !!

[veg4681]

Yeah, Spinach (leaf beet) is one of them for me too. Also have Chard, Beetroot, Kale, Summer Sprouting Greens and various Oriental leaves. No real urgency with all fruiting vegetables, can stay in greenhouse end April or start May.

[Epsom Gardener]

I tried carrots 2 weeks ago-not sprouted yet. My raddishes came up - sown 1 Feb. I put a broad bean seedling from greenhouse out yesterday so will see if that survives this week. I put some Cauliflower Seeds-All year round in the bed to see how they go. Last week seed of different peas went in ground. The neighbours peas have sprouted.

[pukka.tukka]

Hi

The greenhouse and living room window is full of seeds which have been sowed, too many to list. I am starting to run out of space.

In the lotty I have JA, garlic, onions and parsnips.

Hope to be sowing radish soon and planting out my spinach.

[veg4681]

Spinach seedlings will be plant out this week (under cloche).

You've bought a proper cloche or homemade one?

[pigletwillie]

We have spinach out, chard, beetroot, spring onions, onion sets, mammoth onion seedlings, broad beans and mangetout, we have also sown raddish and carrots.

Waiting in the wings is a huge raft of plantlets ready to go out later this week.

[Newbie]

I've only got my garlic in the veg beds so far, but have 3 tomato seedlings and 2 Chilli seedlings on my office windowsil and 2 large buckets each with 2 Vales Emerald tatties in them in the garage.

[Nicos]

Onions and shallots were planted out on Saturday.
Strawberries thinned and transplanted.
Hope to get spuds in this weekend.

[momol]

You've bought a proper cloche or homemade one?

They are homemade ones from those clear plastic for table use which sold by meters (I don't know it's name, but it has been doing great!) .
Actually I have my mangetout planted out since february, carrot (parmex) and elephant garlic planted last week. This week will be spinach (normal spinach not the beta vulgaris one) and some salad leaves (mix salad of mesclun). I am not rushing with more planting/sowing as I stil got some ready to harvest collards, radish,mustards, rainbow chard, mache, nero di toscano, water cress, black carrot and some early PSB (start to form florets).
My autumn garlic has been growing very well, now forming their 3 pair of leaves. The rest of the seedlings are heat lover(toms,pepper,chili,tomatillo,squash,etc) which stays at the windowsill.

[Winged one]

Already in ground:
1st early spuds
Garlic
Overwintering onions
Red onion sets (forgot to buy yellow ones - oops)
Broad beans
1st sowing peas (look miserable)
Jeruslam artichokes

At home, put a few things (baby plants) in ground over weekend:
Mange tout
Dwarf french beans
Borlotti beans
Lettuces

I have a courgette that may go in at home in a few weeks where I can fleece if necessary

Otherwise, mostly still very small seedlings for later plantings

[Cutecumber]

I've planted (all pot-grown plants, hardened off, apart from carrots and potatoes ):

early peas
summer cabbage
summer cauliflower
lettuce
carrots
early potatoes
shallots from seed
spring onions

Some in the ground, some in large pots.

I'm waiting a couple of weeks for the first beetroot and a couple more for calabrese.

I've grown these crops before in a cool spring (apart from the shallots from seed) and they have been able to stand up for themselves. They'll be covered if temps drop again, whcih they are likely to do.

It's getting too hot in the greenhouse during the day for the cool-lovers, so it's getting time to move the warm-lovers in

[brooklynodog]

Broad beans (1ft high already) and garlic in the garden + salad leaf and radish
Cabbage, cauli, beetroot, spinach, turnip, peas and carrots in polytunnel (and hanging baskets) + Leek seedlings and potted spuds
Toms, chillis, peppers, more cabbage and cauli, parsnips (in rolls) a fig, basil, coriander, a tiny horseradish, in G/house
Onion sets in trays and parsley in cold frame

[tootles]

Peas
early spuds
broccoli
cabbage
beetroot
cauli
carrots
parsnips
onions
garlic
asparagus and rhubarb - new crowns
All out!

but I do have spare broccoli, cabbage and cauli in the greenhouse - just in case!!
Toms, peppers, aubergines, sprouts, beans, melons, cuecumbers and loads of flowers all waiting in the wings.....
just need to start of some courgettes and I am almost there! - until the next round!
Tx