Hi..another newbie here so please be gentle with the replies !!
I am keen to maximise my newly aquired allotment, is there a easy to follow and conscise yearly veg planner for sowing and harvesting etc out there somewhere ???
Thanks ...
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Hi thetangoman50 welcome, can we call you tango - thats a mouthful
Well the RHS have an informative yet simple journal month by month with space for your own notes, plans recipes etc, its called
GROW YOUR OWN VEG journal
BY Carol Klein
Kitchen garden calender if you want to see at a glance
http://www.theheritagestore.co.uk/detai ... de=CALKG11
good luck
you can learn a lot by reading others posts here too, some very experienced gardeners as well as newcomers who ask some very interesting questions.
Well the RHS have an informative yet simple journal month by month with space for your own notes, plans recipes etc, its called
GROW YOUR OWN VEG journal
BY Carol Klein
Kitchen garden calender if you want to see at a glance
http://www.theheritagestore.co.uk/detai ... de=CALKG11
good luck
you can learn a lot by reading others posts here too, some very experienced gardeners as well as newcomers who ask some very interesting questions.
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Thanks natures Babe..tried to register just as tango man , not allowed too , not enough signs/symbols etc...
Chees for the reply and will keep coming back for information ...
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A while ago I asked if anyone anywhere had seen a FANTASTIC ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC veg planner - I'd stumbled across it last october - you input your postcode and it adjusts all the sowing/planting times for your area according to frosts etc. Amazing.........
LOst it, couldn't find it. Just read your post - and thought I'd give it ONE LAST TRY...googled 'veg planner'...and it came up top of the pile - do not believe it...
so, if any use to you...here it is...
http://www.gardenaction.co.uk/fruit_veg ... lanner.asp
LOst it, couldn't find it. Just read your post - and thought I'd give it ONE LAST TRY...googled 'veg planner'...and it came up top of the pile - do not believe it...
so, if any use to you...here it is...
http://www.gardenaction.co.uk/fruit_veg ... lanner.asp
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Cheers ..had a look and it is excellent..also found a good one in the KINGS seed catalogue as well.
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thetangoman50 wrote:Also found a good one in the KINGS seed catalogue as well.
For anyone interested it's here
http://www.kingsseeds.com/Sow%20harvest%20chart%20.pdf
Looks accurate, simple to use, and no misleading frost dates.