What are your autumn and winter plans?

Can't you just copy and paste them and read them afterwards John??

But no, I suppose you must scrutinise every word to make sure its interesting enough for us?

I've planted 40 red onions, and 40 Senshuyu Japanese ones, plus two bulbs of "Purple Wight" garlic today.  I've got more garlic coming, some Spanish Roja, which is a hardneck rocambole variety; and a mild, large softneck "Oswego White".

Leeks, parnips, jerusalem artichokes, swiss chard, swede and turnips are growing well to use over the autumn and winter, and I'll be sowing green manures (rye, tares and field beans) when the cabbages, squashes and legumes have been harvested.  Next year's spud bed has been manured and covered with black plastic to let the worms do the digging for me.

I haven't planted any winter salad, as I rarely eat the stuff, but my big project for this winter is to build my freebie greenhouse.

Hi Everyone.  I ve been tidying up, with the help of my dad!!  and the hiderance of my husband who insists of torturing me with the frogs that seem to love to live on my plot!!  Had loads and loads of tomatoes and kidney beans and am now fed up with eating them (as are the kids).  I am hoping to plant some garlic, but have been researching but get conflicting advice.  Anybody got any die hard, definate good points for me?  Dad is advising on what else to stick in so will be pottering around at my own pace over winter months!!!  on the look out for a shed as the one on plot as a very distinct lean about it so much so that someone has to push it from the side when you need to lock it!!  think I may upgrade and get one that fits more than a barrow and a ball of string!!!  take care folks x