[Beebleboy]

Hi, have browsed the site a few times and rate this as one of the best, so why not join.
I grow many varieties of chillies each year with varied success but this year have converted half of our garden to veg. Its all going fairly well with a decent crop of broad beans and have just lifted the onions. The cabbages, sprouts, courgettes, beets are all going well but my question is could I plant anything now where I lifted the onions & beans?
           Cheers Paul.

[Yorkie]

Welcome Beebleboy, great name   

Don't know the answer to your question though, sorry

I've edited your post title (only to draw attention to your question, there's nothing wrong with it as such, don't worry) and moved it across to Grow Your Own where more people are likely to see it

[Sue32]

from a great little place too - welcome.  haven't mastered rotation myself yet so I cant give you a sensible answer

[Stan160]

I sowed Kelvedon Wonder peas after lifting onions and shallots a couple of weeks ago.  Early peas should be OK still if you don't hang around.  Even if by some chance we get early frosts in the autumn before the peas are ripe you will still have the benefits of them as green manure.

Ian