Sow be it
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Early potatoes will need earthing up and check the supports for peas you’re growing, use peas sticks or netting for support.
In the open you can be sowing half-hardy runner beans, French beans, marrows, courgettes and sweet corn.
Succession sowings of lettuces, carrots, salad onions and radishes will keep you provided with a good supply. Asparagus from established beds will be ready to make mouth watering recipes.
- Sow maincrop beetroot
- Sow late broccoli, peas and parsley
- Sow outdoor cucumbers and pumpkins
- Sow Savoy and winter cabbages in nursery rows
- Make outdoor sowings of cauliflowers, cabbages, Brussels sprouts, parsnips, Swedes, turnips
- Sow maincrop varieties of carrots for autumn
- Harvest carrots and potatoes
- Grow bought tomato plants if you didn’t sow seeds
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