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Anyone started planning for this years growing . I'm itching to start setting seeds but am holding back until March . 

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I went to the garden centre today for a browse and bought some seeds: beetroot, carrot, cabbage and cucumber. I’m going to sow the latter two indoors this week.

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Usually just grow flowers and tomatoes . Going to try a few cucumbers this year .

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Set first tomatoes today and some flowers .

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On 07/03/2024 at 19:47, hackey lad said:

Set first tomatoes today and some flowers .

Where are you raising the seedlings? I need more windowsills.

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7 hours ago, Palomar said:

Where are you raising the seedlings? I need more windowsills.

Only set four trays  . 20 toms in one  ,flowers in others . 

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Put some Sweet Peas in today .

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I've bought 3 bag of potting compost and built a mini greenhouse for the seedlings. 

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21 minutes ago, Palomar said:

I've bought 3 bag of potting compost and built a mini greenhouse for the seedlings. 

 Put my greenhouse up yesterday . It’s just one of those big plastic ones but it does me for a couple of years . 

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1 hour ago, hackey lad said:

 Put my greenhouse up yesterday . It’s just one of those big plastic ones but it does me for a couple of years . 

Same 👍

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On 13/03/2024 at 19:41, Palomar said:

Same 👍

Going to try a couple of Pomorodino Plum tomatoes from seeds . Do you know if you have to take the side shoots off or leave them ?

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I would definitely remove side shoots, they take away nutrients from fruit producing vines  no point in having 6 ft of non producing  vines which the plant could have used for fruiting, aslo  when you plant them, go for half stem deep as tomato plants spring roots roots wherever they come in contact with soil.

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