is it to cold to plant out spuds? im itching for stuff to do also im running out of windowsill space aaaarrrrggghhh!!
We started putting ours out yesterday.. this cold snap should be a bad memory by the time they put their head up.. :-\
Hoping to get at least some of mine in tomorrow.
It is traditional to put them in on Good Friday.Not very scientific I know ,I like tradition though. ;D
My earlies went in 2 weeks ago. 2nds and main crop are still in the shed.
My early's also went in about a fortnight ago. Holding of on the mains until this week.
My earlies went in a couple of weeks ago and I put in a row of Kestrels today. ;D ;D ;D
I'll tell you in a couple of months ;)
only getting air frosts at the moment ,earlies went in last week 3 rows got the week of at easter so gonna put my mains in then
got down the plot earlier and it was glorious! i left the spuds at home! nevermind ill have to do them next week.
i finished my bean beds and also made a bed for my corn
(http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y23/simmo116/beanboxin.jpg)
(http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y23/simmo116/cornbed.jpg)
Depends on the area And how wet the soil is
If to wet N cold they will rot ::) ::)
i love looking at the picture of allotment site you always seem to see something new. Doesn't the sky look blue on the photos, almost like summer ;D
I sneaked another line of Kestrels in after work, what are you putting in the coffins Simmo. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Quote from: cornykev on March 30, 2009, 19:48:23
I sneaked another line of Kestrels in after work, what are you putting in the coffins Simmo. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
your the second person to call em coffins.! i plan to put runner beans in the coffins look you got me at it now!...lol
Make sure you STAKE them up Simmo. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Quote from: cornykev on March 31, 2009, 17:14:42
Make sure you STAKE them up Simmo. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
aaargghhh :)
PS Would make good strawberry troughs?
they should be ok its right next to my garlic patch ;D
Plant them deep Simmo you don't want them coming up in the frost I'd say the depth should be about 6 foot under. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D