[gowing238]

HI, as above! What can i plant both in the ground and in an unheated greenhouse today?

Cheers

[JayG]

What do you want to eat?

Have a look at "Growing Help" (top of this page)

[prakash_mib]

if rain is still a forecast and you are not bothered by washing away of peas... let them go in outdoors. Indoors (at home) Its is high time to plant cues. Tomatoes and chillies if you are not satisfied with your earlier sowings. Brassicas can go in unheated greenhouse. and BTW please read month by month diary of this site

[gowing238]

I noticed in a few greenhouses on my site today, that people had things growing in drain pipes. What would they be? (Rain kept everyone away so couldnt ask!!)

[prakash_mib]

leeks probably. I've seen people growing them in drain pipes. But I've also seen the ones without drain pipe doing better

[gowing238]

I dont think they were leeks! looked more like broad beans on closer inspection! Ill let you know wen i find out!

[corndolly]

Could be peas some peeps grow in guttering then transplant them soil and all into a shallow trench in the garden,never tried it myself.Have tried strawberries in guttering but was nt impressed .

[Cavolo Nero]

I've planted:

garlic (might be a bit late now, but mine have been in 4 weeks now and doing great)
onions (just coming up)
radish (just showing it's face after two weeks)
second early potatoes went in on Sunday.

I've no greenhouse and I've used no cloche protection! I've started chitting salisfy seeds indoors.

[gowing238]

I braved the weather earlier, and in the unheated greenhouse i started off some brussels sprout, calabrese, leeks, cabbage, cauliflower and lettuce. Forgot my spring onion and radish seeds! Might pop back! And i already have garlic on the plot.

I hopethis weather improves soon, as i still have a lotof ground to dig over! Lots to go in but nowhere for them to go otherwise!!