Helloo!
okay, we ordered some baby plants to arrive in June. Due to popular demand the arrived last week!! I think they may have forgotten our order but anyway.
So, we planted things - carrots, beetroot and salad mainly.
What are their chances?
We live in the M8 corridor in Scotland and at the moment its still warm but a tad wet!!
How long will they need before they may be harvestable?
There is also a squash plant which is in a tub inside the kitchen as I decided that was too risky to plant outside - was that a good idea?
Any thoughts, suggestions or tips gratefully received!
Susi
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Late planting
Late planting
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Re: Late planting
Hope you've got plenty of room in you kitchen - they're very long plants
It might be a bit late, although I'm not sure - you don't sow them til early summer so depending on it's size and type it might be OK. The rest should be OK though you can harvest them up to autumn, again depending on their type, the weather and you're particular growing conditions.

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Re: Late planting
You might have a chance with the beetroot and salad, but I would have thought in Scotland you will soon need to rig up some sort of cloche to give them a chance.
Re: Late planting
has anyone planted beetroot in a greenhouse this time of year?
I have some space coming free...
I have some space coming free...