Starting Spring Cabbages in pots
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by markr on July 27, 2006 01:04 AM
yes no problem!
i started mine last week in seed trays in the greenhouse,then in the next couple of weeks i transplant into large cell trays.
then move them out to there final growing position.
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Mark
i started mine last week in seed trays in the greenhouse,then in the next couple of weeks i transplant into large cell trays.
then move them out to there final growing position.
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Mark
by DanielNewman007 on July 27, 2006 01:40 AM
Great stuff. I'll get some seed mix ready and start them off in trays :-)
Thanks.
Thanks.
by markr on July 27, 2006 01:44 AM
what sort did you have?
ive grown april and offenham 2 flower of spring.
the offenham are by far the best.
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Mark
ive grown april and offenham 2 flower of spring.
the offenham are by far the best.
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Mark
by DanielNewman007 on July 27, 2006 01:56 AM
I can't remember what they are, been in a bag for many many months now. I'll let you know when I've got them sown.
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I had a great plan whereby my onions and French beans would have been out of ground ready for my to start sowing my spring cabbages.
Trouble is, our spring was so rubbish, that everything started late, so my onions still need longer (as quite small) and beans are still going strong.
As I'm just using pockets in my borders to grow my veg's, I'm out of any more space that I can use as a seed bed, so could I start the cabbages off in pots (big ones) and transplant them when the ground is clear?