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Started by Halifax Town AFC, November 16, 2006, 13:58:54

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Halifax Town AFC

Hello People,

I have been reading my vegetable book and it says that you can plant carrot seedlings in autumn to late winter,for a spring supply.the seeds must be sown under cloches,in a frame or int greenhouse.
has anyone on this site ever done this and would you advise me to do so,I never new that you could grow carrots in autumn - winter? but i'am only a learner.
please let me know what you think.

Thanks again,Graham ;)

Halifax Town AFC


daisymay

Hi Graham,

this came up last week, try this link:

http://www.allotments4all.co.uk/joomla/component/option,com_smf/Itemid,91/topic,25634.0

I haven't sown any yet as I have not got round to it yet, but am planning on doing some in the soil side of the greenhouse.... nothing to loose but the price of a pack of seeds....

manicscousers

we did, last year, in the poly, unfortunately, although they grew well enough, it was new ground and full of eelworm, I think, they were full of holes, :(

Halifax Town AFC

Thanks Daisymay, I've looked at that link you gave me,very interesting.
I will give it ago as you say nowt to lose for a packet a £1.50 seeds.xxx ;D


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