[sarah-king]

I havent sown anything yet, (as only moved house last month!)
i have part of a garden to dig over for a veg patch, plus lots of pots.. this week i am planning to sow -

carrots (early nantes)
onion seed
sweet peppers
potatoes are chitting

[justviolet]

Finally sown garlic and elephant garlic. First plantings in new allotment. Very exciting. Hoping to get bed for the carrots prepared this week and some sort of a cloch on to warm it up. 

[PennyS]

Still sown nuffink, but I have a dining table full of chitting potatoes.... so no dinner parties for a while 

[Nicki85]

I have sown-
Chillis (lots of different varities!)
Aubergines
Sweet peppers
Brussel Sprouts
Broad beans
Lettuces
Leeks
Tomatoes

I'm quite lucky though as we have a heated green house to bring everything on and quite a big cold frame to slow it all down after it has germinated!

[Totty]

One of the most exiting times of the growing year is looming for me, seeing a few trays start sprouting up!
 Now its warming up a bit, what are you all sowing and where.
Last weekend i put in...
Tomatoes-Ferline,Gardeners Delight,Tigrella,Tumbling Tom, and Pineapple, Chillie-Habanero, Pepper-Californian Wonder, Celery-Giant Red. All planted in a propagator in a heated greenhouse at around 15 degrees.
Also
 Leek-Musselburgh, Lyon prizetaker2, Sprouts-Montgomerie, And some sweet peas in a frost proof grow frame.
Gonna get busy when they all come up but we cant wait!

[DD.]

Have done:

Tomatoes, Peppers,  Chillis - Plastic bags.

Onions, Brassicas - cold greenhouse

Nothing now for a while, next will be leeks in a couple of weeks.

It's VERY important to take in mind locations and facilities, rather than make a generalisation.

[Kristen]

Similar discussion in this thread:
http://chat.allotment-garden.org/index.php?topic=70933.90

[DD.]

Quite right, Kristen.

So I've merged the threads rather than have two.!

[kingdhesiii]

Nothing as yet here in Leeds. Tbh its still freezing and very wet. :{

[peanut]

All under cover:
Sweet peas (annuals)
Broad beans
Peas
Tomatoes (Gard Del, Marmande)
Marigolds
Mixed Chilli Peppers
Cucumber
Onion sets (red and white)

[Springlands]

Have done:

Tomatoes, Peppers,  Chillis - Plastic bags.

Onions, Brassicas - cold greenhouse

Nothing now for a while, next will be leeks in a couple of weeks.

It's VERY important to take in mind locations and facilities, rather than make a generalisation.

Just curious DD - how do you sew in plastic bags - maybe I am being stupid but I just cannot picture this.

[DD.]

Picture this  

[Springlands]

Thanks DD - in my mind I did not picture the green trays.  When I use I cover with old clear plastic fruit trays.

[DD.]

I use meat trays as well, just depends what's to hand and costs not a lot!

[Kristen]

Picture this  

Any particular reason you inflate them?