Growing Veg from seeds

I live in a small house not much room  to have seed trays, and the court yard is also very small, with no Green house, but I have a 4 tier mini green house. Where I lived before I had a large house,large Garden, with a greenhouse. I was wondering if someone has had the same problem growing seedlines, im a cramped area, and how did they cope. I wanted to grow from seed to fill the allotment that I have just recently come into. Or should I use Veg plugs instead, I did not want to do this, ( dont seem like Gardening). So any ideas or advice please.

Don't sow too many seeds.  If  you want ten cabbages eventually sow around twenty seeds - not hundreds.  That way they do not take up much space.

Cheers,

Gillie

Last year I sowed a few things directly into the ground to see if I could save some space.

Cabbage, broccoli, beetroot, lettuce, sprouts, raddish, spinach and peas all done great corgette and butternut squash didn't appear though.

I've only got window sills but managed to grow most from seed. I also swopped any extra with friends or put it on Freecycle which got me some swops too!

also, you have an allotment. Until the seedlings are in the ground, there is space there to start them off. You can sow into modules, place them on the ground and cover with plastic containers weighted with bricks. Or set up a decent sized cold frame to put them in.