Sweet peas can be sown in an unheated greenhouse or a cold frame. Prune roses and summer flowering shrubs. Cut back Group 3 (late-flowering) clematis. See our information leaflet or our website for...
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Place seed potatoes in trays and keep in a frost-free and light position, this will encourage the tubers to sprout or ‘chit’. Try not to damage the sprouts when planting. They may however be planted directly into the ground foregoing ‘chitting’.
FIRST EARLY: PLANTING TIME: Late March. SPACING: 30cm between potatoes, 60cm between rows and 15cm deep. HARVEST: June or July. SECOND EARLY: PLANTING TIME: Mid-April. SPACING: Same as First Early. HARVEST: July or August. MAIN CROP: PLANTING TIME: Late April. SPACING: 38cm between potatoes, 75cm between rows and 15cm deep. HARVEST: September-October.
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Sweet peas can be sown in an unheated greenhouse or a cold frame. Prune roses and summer flowering shrubs. Cut back Group 3 (late-flowering) clematis. See our information leaflet or our website for...
Even if the February days don’t feel they are getting any warmer, they are getting longer and on the occasional mild day you really do feel that spring is just around the corner. As if to herald...