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You could try some French beans and autumn king carrots along with winter lettuce, I'll be sowing my Arctic king lettuce at the end of this month ready to go in my greenhouse borders after the toms have come out.
Depending on the variety, peas take 80- 100 days from sowing. I'd be more inclined to sow an early variety of carrot as they mature earlier. Autumn King takes a long time if started early in the season so a bit ambitious sowing that one imho. happy to be proved wrong though. lettuces should still be possible in the tunnel though. I've never had success with them inside. They always tend to succumb to heart rot but in the cooler autumn temperature, might be worth a go. You could also try some xmas spuds but be ready to cover with fleece as it gets colder.
Do you think I could get a late crop of peas,carrots, or what out of it? Yes, have you got any toms or peppers that are hanging about in pots that can go in? Or sow lettuces, swedes, kohl rabi, etc etc that turn around? Or see what's on offer at the local nurseries that you can bung in?
Do not tempt me.
Well this was a bit premature, the "fixed" tunnel is not ruddy fixed, no doors, end polythene not in and beds full of rubble. It will take me about six months to sort out the soil.
And he wonders why I am not a happy bunny
My Majesty made for him a garden anew in order to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)
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