[Lulu]

Just sitting here listening to yet more rain come down, I started to plan my beds for next year and a question has popped up.  I have a bed with Japanese onions overwintering in them - can i plant anything in the bed straight after harvesting them?
Cheers from the armchair!

[sunshineband]

As you will be harvesting these around mid June, you could sow carrots (Autumn King 2 do well from a Jue planting) or beetroot, or plant out some winter cabbages.

Lettuces and other salad mixes are good too

[Paul Plots]

Sounds a good idea Sunshineband - all that came to my mind was "water beds!"

      (I think I need a little nap before planning anything.)   :blink:

[sunshineband]

Sounds a good idea Sunshineband - all that came to my mind was "water beds!"

      (I think I need a little nap before planning anything.)   :blink:

Probably best -- you might be up late tonight, Paul 

[Lulu]

what quick replies

Like the sound of the winter cabbage

and the nap (yawn yawn) :blink:

[Paul Plots]

Sounds a good idea Sunshineband - all that came to my mind was "water beds!"

      (I think I need a little nap before planning anything.)   :blink:

Probably best -- you might be up late tonight, Paul 

As always....

My allotment bed planning is oh so basic:

• potatoes in a bed they haven't been in for two years
• beans where they were last year - same for strawberries and sweet-peas
• everything else fits around but not in the same place as last year
• onions in a patch that hasn't been used for onions in the last 5 or more years if possible

After that......as the whim takes me.