[CZ Silhouette]

Planted my onion sets out two weeks ago & they are starting to sprout already.

[cawdor2001]

got my Red Baron and New Fen Globe sets in today (100 of each), plus a few spring onions and first sowing of carrots, glorious weather here today .


Cawdor

[digs]

My red Barons came from Marshalls on Friday, however no chance to plant as yet. Some do look a bit mouldy / not sure if that matters or not.
So I have unpacked them onto newspaper till I get the chance to plant.

[gobs]

Thanks, I hope they arrive soon though.  I've got some leeks growing in seed trays, which I'm not sure I should have as someone told me you can't transplant them, hope this isn't true!

It nonsense.  

I wouldn't have been so polite!

But that's Gobs for you, straight to the point, no messing, I like that actually (most of the time!)

Well I'm sorry, do you want the answer to your question or what is it you are looking for? I think like.

They are very clever advising you that leeks can't be transplanted , however, all of us andfolks before us have been practicing that for donky's year's, load oftime waste on something stupid.

[paintedlady]

. Some do look a bit mouldy / not sure if that matters or not.

Are you sure its not dirt?  Some of mine looked dodgy but on closer inspection they were fine.  If it is mouldy, I wouldn't plant them as you might introduce something into your soil.  It might be perfectly safe, but why take the chance and end up with a long term problem? :roll:

[cawdor2001]

Just planted 100 red baron the other day and a few of mine were mouldy and also a bit shrivelled, discarded them to the bonfire pile.

Cawdor