William Let us know your own experiences of growing potatoes planted according to these dates. It always makes a difference where you are. Where is your garden, by the way? Hi my friend, I am live in united kingdom and now I am in India, Although I have never planting potatoes before but my grand f...

I must say that Yes, it's possible, if you grow your own clean vegetables in a cold frame. Cold frame supports are easy to create, take very little care, and can provide you with clean vegetables throughout the fall, winter and springtime periods. In fact, with the use of a chilly shape it is possib...

Yes to Peppers, tend to grow Aubergines in pots in a smaller greenhouse that I heat earlier in the year. It is a big greenhouse so the alternatives also include a block of Sweetcorn, Carrots and some Cobra beans. Some early salad precedes the Sweetcorn. I have read your post which is very useful to...

I have read your post which shared over here, I think it is very interesting and I have to say that Hydroponic garden greenhouses offer the best available technological innovation for increasing food in roof configurations, providing a high generate and quality from a small actual and ecological imp...

In my view Potatoes are normally planted in March for harvesting throughout summer. If you planting first potatoes in End of February, then you can harvest it after 10 weeks. If you planting Maincrop potatoes in march, then you can harvest it after 20 weeks. If you planting Second early potatoes in ...

Pear tree need some more warmth and sun light that apples to fruit well. I have to say that pear beth covered with pure white flowers in mid-spring, followed by delightful, minor sweet pears. This high producing variety generates fruits with an excellent taste earlier than many other types in late s...

Remember some garden member needs advice here: Vegetables love the sun, then they need at least five to six hours of full sun every day. Vegetables must have good, loamy, well-drained soil. Avoid planting too near a trees. Vegetables need lots of water, at least 1 inch of water a week.

Celeriac is a relative of celery but the difference being you grow Celeriac for its origins rather than the greens. Grow it up in exactly the same way and you will have fantastic results as they are not as fussy as celery vegetation. Celeriac is hardier and more disease resistant than celery, but wi...

I haven't any experience of growing russian giant F1 sweet peppers before, but I have heard about how to grow it. If you want to know that how to grow, then you should go to gardeningabout site here they will provide a free instruction about how to grow russian giant F1 sweet peppers?

First remember that which type or size buy the green house, according you should buy the greenhouse kit such as greenhouse frame size, doors size, louver windows with automatic openers, rain gutters, potting tables, and a solar-light.

In my personal point of view The greenhouse is the much better than Polytunnel because of it is less wasted space and also they make rainwater harvesting very easy. It is very cheaper than polytunnel. I will choose the greenhouse.

If you want to growing melons in an unheated greenhouse, then you should go to gardenofeaden online blog site here thay will provide the best instruction about mealons in a greenhouse. I hope it helps.

I think you can plantation winter salads such as mizuna, corn salad, coriander, land cress, and mustards which grow the very slowly. They all will be finished in November.

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Has anyone tried them?

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According to me, The onion is the best for protection by your frame than garlic. So you can planting the onion by a frame. No doubt that other farmers will have much better ideas about this thing.