[Sadgit]

Was going to plant my seed spuds and onion sets today but woken up with a "cannot be bothered" attitude. Maybe it is the dull weather after a lovely week while I was stuck in an office.

[love-my-plot]

Nothing doing here because it's really wet & windy 
It's still too cold to plant much out yet anyway, so I can live with that.
I think we have have "snow flurries" forecast for over Easter! Just need to make sure my spuds are well earthed up once they start poking through the surface. Onions are already fleeced so hopefully they'll be ok too.

[strangerachael]

I've already put in onions, shallots and early potatoes. Garlic and broad beans went in last November and are doing well. This coming week I will be sowing carrots and spring onions, building pea supports and planting out the first lot of peas (and sowing some more in modules)

[cAnAry53]

Early tats are in,1 row of pea seeds in,1 row of peas in paper pots went in about 1 hour ago,soil drying out nicely here

[dougsta]

Put in the last of my earlies yesterday and my 2nd earlies.
Noiw just have to wait, probably until mid June, early July - that's the hard bit

[peanut]

popped down the plot for the first time in aweek today and was delighted to find the beetroot and peas showing their heads, as well as some carrots giving it a go.

Red onions and garlic is going strong too.

Planted parsnip, marrow and brussels today.

[Parsnip]

Ooh my back...

I'm verging on crippled -dom, but boy I'm a happy Parsnip.

White honions went in yesterday and rhubarb kindly donated by my plot neighbour. Red honions  today and my first earlies went in too..at last!!!! woohoo

I've still got the other two thirds of the plot to dig over again and get rid of the horseradish and couch grass

[peapod]

OOO get you our very own posh Snippy  Honions 

Ive put in sprouts today and measured out the last 3 beds (well two and a half),will be up there tomorrow (if it isnt too wet) riddling ready for parsnips

[Njal]

Had a busy couple of days.

Put in strawberry seedlings and broad beans yesterday and put in 1st early potatoes today.

Got some more spuds to put in over the next week and onion sets.

Also, carrots, parsnips and peas to do soon.

Busy busy busy!

[mumofstig]

My 2nd sowing of peas(30) and 1st of cobra beans have germinated (in paper pots on window ledge) in 5 days
so moved them to greenhouse. Sowed more lettuce cos first sowing is nearly big enough to go outside. Pricked out 12 San marzano toms, 5 tigerella and 3 aubergines. Sowed 4 Napia pointy peppers and 4 cherry chillies (bit late but they've gone in the propogator so should catch up)

Still no sign of red spring onions so ordered another lot from DT Brown (no postage!)
During next few warm, but rainy days i  will temporarily clear the greenhouse cos I still havent washed the glass (my excuse is i've only just finished the last of the winter salad.... so that was well worth doing!!!)
Then apart from some basil to sow.........i'll have a little rest for a few days. (i'll get bored )

[richyrich7]

"nd earlies have gone in, sown parsnips and beetroot under cloches, at home I've sown about 80 parsnips into paper pots    calabrese has also been sown today.

[Pompey Spud]

All the spuds went in this weekend. 15 rows of incl Rocket, Red Duke of York, Ulster Chieftans, Cara & PFA.

5 rows of KW peas sown the DD way. About 50ft so a tad shorter. :happy:

Turks Turban, Courgette, Squash, French & runners, Tomatos all sown in the Greenhouse.

Bit of a factory line at present!  :happy:

PUP!

[mashbintater]

In ground; pentland javelin, cauli seeds, sprout seedlings, meteor pea seedlings, onion & beetroot seeds, garlic, various established herbs & b'currant bushes, grape vine, lettuce & spinach seedlings in raised bed with glass lids overnight to stop cats & s&s.

Containers; pentland javelins, s'berries, carrots, apricot tree

nursery; toms, cucs, basil, leeks, oregano, chervil,

[Parsnip]

OOO get you our very own posh Snippy  Honions 

Ive put in sprouts today and measured out the last 3 beds (well two and a half),will be up there tomorrow (if it isnt too wet) riddling ready for parsnips

 

We went to Newfoundland a few years ago on a diving trip.

They have the strangest accent it is sort of Irish with a Canadian twist In fact Newfounfland ( St Johns is like a mini Ireland )....and they call Onions, Honions .........I loved it and it kinda stuck....

[digalotty]

next wk is my big one ,  pentland javelin  1sts    and maris peer 2nds alreay in and peas in paper pots ready