The Sungold tomatoes are doing so well, I had to build an additional cane structure to support them, we had some strong winds over night, woke up to half the plants laying on the lawn! Still no worse for the fright they gave me, a super crop is developing:
Peppers in the green house are as big as the commercial fruits in the shops, very pleased:
Finally coxed fruit from the courgettes. The plant that I moved out of the greenhouse and planted on top of the compost heap is obliging, not many but the moved has worked, the one still in the greenhouse, growing vigorously but no sign of a single courgette!!
Aubergines, when I planted them, your advise, they might . . . then again they might not? . . . they are doing so well. I have two 'Money Maker' and two Black Beauty' both varieties have loads of fruit. I planted 2 Black Beauty plants out, next to the Tomatoes, they are only just setting fruit, an experiment that might work?
CJS Have a few questions see extra post
I have tried in desperation re planting turnip and swede at a wider set to no good effect, lots of thinking to do? Got some new Radish coming up now, much more thinly sewn (sprinkled) in a 'square' and deeper too, I did wonder if I was sowing to shallow as well, the new lot nearly 1" deep. The beetroot, were planted as individual seeds 2"-3" apart to give them a chance, but as I say, small golf balls at best. Would this problem occur if the ground was poor?