When my earlies have all finished what should I put in after them?
I put in leeks
Same here, also winter spinach. You might also squeeze some small carrots in as well. The tiny carrots may well be a good idea, since they cost a fortune and are not always easily available. Nearly forgot, they are delicious too, just eat raw.
I also put leeks in also spring cabbage for cutting in October time
Again leeks.
But also I some times put in a couple of late sown courgettes to get a few baby courgettes at the end of the season.
I will also put in some carrots such as Early Nantes for a crop ready in the autumn.
And dont forget catch crops such as lettuce, beetroot.
HTH
Jerry
I've got the early potatoes space ear marked for some courgettes and outdoor cucumbers as soon as its vacant...
My courgettes should be just about ready for planting out when the first earlies come out.
I have got mine earmarked for green manure this year. My goodness what are we saying I haven't even got the potatoes in yet. ;D
Rosemary
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I have got mine earmarked for green manure this year. My goodness what are we saying I haven't even got the potatoes in yet.
Rosemary
Same here. Got nothing in yet apart from my winter onions.
Its a case of Dig, Dig, Dig for victory ;D But all I will be digging just latley is snow :(
I normally plant guess what leeks or winter onions. I like to put a very late crop of french beans in. You could also have a go at radish as that crops rather quick.
The_Snail
Thanks for all your replies gives me more of an idea.
courgettes, squashes, pumkins, peppers and aubergines
After my earlies have been harvested I plant out Leeks after 2nd earlies I plant Spring Cabbage and after the main crop has been lifted I put in green manure
What sort of green manure PS?
I shall do leeks and also a perpetual spinach (it over winters well) ;)
Ditto on the green manure PS?