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Started by staris, April 13, 2009, 13:33:54

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staris

i've got some swede seedlings that are ready to go in they are already a decent size, i was wondering if it's worth covering them with netting, last year i lost all of my cabbages due to caterpiller damage so i'm definatly going to be covering them  :)

staris


elvis2003

yep.cover them,the birdies like them too
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staris

ok thanks i'll cover them up  ;D

Pescador

What size netting are you using?

Flea beetle will cause a lot of damage too, and they are very small.
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delboy

Isn't April a bit early for swede?

I thought the idea was to grow the from May in the North and from June in the South.
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kt.

Quote from: delboy on April 13, 2009, 21:59:59
Isn't April a bit early for swede?

I thought the idea was to grow the from May

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staris

the netting i've got is debris netting, i bought the plants from my local nursery they are a decent size already.

kippers garden

I only manage to grow rubbish swedes...what am I doing wrong....or are home grown swedes always small compared to the ones you buy in the supermarket?
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davyw1

I have to agree about it being a bit to early for the North.  I set two lots away one which will be ready to go in the ground in the next couple of weeks and then i set my next lot away at the end of May. If we get some early good weather that great if not i am still covered.
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