What are you growing in 2006

SueRob_2

I'm limited to what I can grow in pots, so it will be Cherry tomatoes. french beans & strawberries, same as last year. It's not much, but every little helps.
Sue

Lotta_Littlies

MATH wrote:

I'm growing older, balder and fatter:rolleyes:

Are you my husband?

Lotta

exlibris

AS a novice gardener, I have bought some packs from Woolworths for about £3 each. They consist of a terracotta bowl, compost and seeds - one each of tomatoes, 3 kinds of herbs and strawberries.

The bowls are fairly shallow so I am not sure how the tomatoes will do in them. I reckon that the bowls themselves would cost £3 so I have not lost anything and I MIGHT get some produce.

annie-c

Calley and others...

I've really enjoyed this thread - shall we start a new one each month so we can let each other know where we are up to and share gardening advice/tips?

I'd be happy to start off the February thread on Wednesday. What do others think?

Ken68

Yes..Annie.....does grass count.

moggins

SueRob wrote:

I'm limited to what I can grow in pots, so it will be Cherry tomatoes. french beans & strawberries, same as last year. It's not much, but every little helps.
Sue

Sue I grew my carrots in pots last year, picked them as babies but they were very yummy

I also grew perpetual spinach in pots too and that was a huge success.

halloweenqueen_2

I'd find that helpful annie, I never really know what to grow and when - i'm only able to pot up a few containers this year. I am however finding cress to be ok!!

littlereddevil

Well I won't be growing potatoes this year as last year they were full of wireworms

rubytuesday

littlereddevil wrote:

Well I won't be growing potatoes this year as last year they were full of wireworms

Yuk!!! :eek:

moggins

Anyone who wants to head over to Downsizer will find a fantastic article all about what you can do in your garden in February. I was amazed by it and so pleased that there were things I could be preparing and even planting.