liming

Hi everyone. I'm fairly new to growing my own veg. I have 3 raised beds and a greenhouse. Can anyone tell me if I'm too late to add lime or should I have done it in Autumn? Thank-you.

I hope not, I've only limed my plot last week 

You can add lime but you can't add manure at the same time.
Need to leave about 2 months between them.

Have you taken a Ph test of your plot to ensure that acidity is the problem? It also gives you an idea how much lime is needed to bring the Ph back to where it needs to be.

talking about liming i bought a bag lime from my local builders merchant the other day
when i got it out of my wife's car a small amount of lime came out the bag where it was
sealed and landed on my car i though nothing of it until i washed the car a couple of days later where the lime had stood on the car it had pitted the paintwork i had hell of job with a cutting compound to get the pain work back i should have washed it off straight away silly me
i know you did tell me to be careful have learnt my lesson now

kirstin...you only lime brassicas because they prefer a more alkaline soil but also it CAN act as a prevention for club root. You can just put a bit of lime in the planting hole.
If you're getting plenty of leaf in your beds sounds like you have a higher ratio of nitrogen and brassicas will probably be happy. Potassium is the necessary ingredient for flowers/fruit, roots and bulbs.
Is this right, folks?

What happens if the lime is added and then manure is added before the two months, or visa versa?

have you ever had a wee in a toilet with bleach in and made it fizz? I think it's something like that... obviously not chlorine given off but there is an alkali/acid reaction

You'll find some very useful info here:

http://www.allotment-garden.org/fertilizer/garden-lime.php