[TheModfather]

Hi all.

I have recently recieved a couple of celery plants and wondered if I would be able to plant them in my soil that has that aminopyralid in it!

Obviously, I have an abundance of growing space available with this aminopyralid soil and I'm trying to fill it up with crops that will tolerate it. So far I have got...

onions,
garlic,
spring onions,
radish,
sweetcorn (soon),

...taking up the space.

can anybody add anymore to this list??? I'm particularily interested in the likely success of celery. also strawberries and corguettes???

Many thanks,

J

[TheModfather]

Also, does anyone have any tips on growing celery??? I've never tried it before - only celeriac. I hear its notiriously hard to grow.

[Yorkie]

1. The manufacturer's website lists plants likely to be affected

http://www.manurematters.co.uk/gardening.htm

2. Growing celery - there's been quite a few posts on this.  The search facility will reveal some, I'm sure.

[glallotments]

We grew courgettes and squash etc on affected soil last year and they grew well.

[digalotty]

i hate celery