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  • When to sow these seeds?

    I bought some Rebekah's Vegetable Seeds at a garden show, but there are no sowing dates on them. I keep putting them to one side, but seems daft not to sow them!

    Can anyone help?

    Kale-dwarf blue curled
    Kale - nero di toscana
    cabbage - offenham 2 flower of spring
    oriental tree spinach
    chrysanthemum - chopsuey greens

  • #2
    You can sow the spring cabbage right now, but I can't help with the others I'm afraid.
    My gardening blog: In Spades, last update 30th April 2018.
    Chrysanthemum notes page here.

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    • #3
      The kales - april/may
      While wearing your night clothes, plant cucumbers on the 1st May before the sun comes up, and they will not be attacked by bugs.

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      • #4
        Not familiar with the others, but these links might help!

        Tree Spinach - Oriental Veg Seed
        Garland Chrysanthemum Or Shungiku Chopsuey Green - (Chrysanthemum Coronarium) | Chinese Oriental | Kolist45 | Suffolk Herbs
        While wearing your night clothes, plant cucumbers on the 1st May before the sun comes up, and they will not be attacked by bugs.

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        • #5
          Hamsterqueen, I've a packet of Nero di toscana (one of the freebies from GYO mag) - the instructions on the pack say sow indoors March-May, planting seedlings out in June, or sow direct outdoors April-May. Spacing 18 inches between plants (less spacing if only baby leaves are required). Harvest from September to the following March.

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          • #6
            Thanks so much!

            Just found ( on another pack of seeds at back of box) Nero di Toscana can also be sown July to Sept for a crop of baby leaf Kale, so may give it a go as I'm quite far South

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            • #7
              If in doubt, sow when the spring is warming up: April.
              All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.

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