Late Brassica transplanting

Looks like I've done too many spuds and onions this year, and as such, have run out of planting space! I'm just wondering how late I can get away with transplanting the following, Autumn cabbages, Brussels sprouts, autumn Cauliflowers.  I'm sure its fine for the proper winter brassicas.

My plan is to follow the broad beans or shallots/garlic do you think it will work?

Andy

My rotation is to plant purple sprouters and January King following broad beans and peas. This does not usually happen until early July. I only sowed the purple sprouters a week ago. I doubt if this would be possible with brussels or winter caulis as it would not give them a long enough growing season.

If the beans/peas are a bit late I plant the brassicas between the rows and then have to be careful where I put my feet. This year the beans/peas are late and I may have to alter things round.

Shallots/garlic harvest is usually just a bit later. I often follow them with leeks.

I have seen brussels/caulis planted between early potatoes just as the tops start to yellow but that will not happen until later this year.

My plan is to follow the broad beans or shallots/garlic do you think it will work?
Andy

The main point is that the season is currently 4-5 weeks late. My Broad bean are about 6/8" high and I usually start picking June/July but I don't see that happening this year. Last year lifted my shallots in mid July  but this year they now just starting to get going. My potatoes are just breaking through having been in the ground for
7 weeks.  So I expect all of use will experience a log jam of some kind.  Just need a good supply of large pots to tie you over. Nature will deal with it in her own way.

Thanks for replies, will just keep potting on until space vacated, don't hold out so much hope for sprouts

Andy

Andy, just a wee tip from up here.  My sprouts are just at seed leaf having been sown 10 days ago.  I'll aim to get them in the ground around the last week of June/first week of July.   That timing will be quite enough for them to produce here.  Later, and i think we'd struggle. The ground they are going into is already vacant - will only be 6 plants, around a metre and half square.  I always grudge leaving this space, until we're eating the sprouts, but it makes sense in the end.