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Hi, I am just about ready to plant more veg after digging out 1 row of our early potatoes. Can someone tell me please if there is anything that I SHOULD NOT plant where they have been-I do try to rotate my veg but I do get in a muddle!
You can plant anything, except maybe more spuds. You may be thinking that you shouldn't plant spuds in soil that may have been limed previously for brassicas as spuds need acid conditions to minimise scab. Leeks should be ready now and will be easy to plant in holes since you have loosened the soil in digging up the spuds.
And me - smug beggars! But to be rather more charitable, I would bung leeks in after early potatoes.
And if you follow the four year rotation that I do, you can put broad beans in later in the year to overwinter, because this year's spuds will be limed after the spuds are lifted, and put over to legumes next time round.
They are called Rosabelle-bought them from L.Eclerc-dead cheap, very tasty. Put them in 26th Feb but we were lucky this year and I covered the ground after they were in but dont think we had a late frost as we actually have Apricots again this year,expect we are a bit warmer than you in Normandy, happy gardening, au revoir
Had a furtle in some of the containers and couldn't resist the temptation to pull some out and have them for tea. Much, much tastier than the Jersey Royals we had from the supermarket earlier this week.
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