Utter disaster

[tootles]

I posted a while ago that I had rather overdone the winter veg.....
That was before the flopsy bunnies found my garden
I am left with 4 early psb, 1 late psb and 3 cauliflowers - the cabbage didn't germinate so well and a second sowing leaves me with 20 seedlings in the green house. Am I too late to try again??
The sowing dates on the packets have long passed (May for the cauli - marvel of all seasons, late spring for the late psb and midsummer for the early Rudolph psb) Is it worth a shot or am I unlikely to gat anything worthwhile from the crop??
I am very sad and disappointed
Any suggestions??

[Rodley]

I have seen winter veg plants such as cabbages, brussels, kale in our local markets (in the Lot et Garonne) during the last few weeks. That might be a help. I also have winter spinach and cabbage seeds that should be planted (according to the packets) at the end of August. Good luck. Hope you can retrieve the situation a bit.

[MaureenHall]

I'm still planting out savoy cabbage seedlings and PSB seedlings. Don't know if they'll do anything, but they take up space where the weeds would grow Even if I just get some leaves, the chickens will be happy

[Snadger]

....................Even if I just get some leaves, the chickens will be happy

That's my way of thinking also!

[tootles]

But I don't have any chickens (yet...................................)!
I have planted a load more seeds and will just have to wait and see, the weather here is much cooler and wetter this week, so maybe they will germinate in time.

[HeyWayne]

Just think yourself bladdy lucky you haven't had an udder disaster - that would be even worserer!

[tootles]

Sounds messy!!!!

[gojiberry]

Should be no problem with sowing winter/spring greens. The only thing you may need to do is give a bit of protection if we get a severe winter. They still have plenty of time yet to get to a reasonable size before they stop growing.

Ian