Garden Pictures
What do your greatest garden photos of this year look like? Some pictures of a thriving garden: http://bit.ly/rGKFt1
What do your greatest garden photos of this year look like? Some pictures of a thriving garden: http://bit.ly/rGKFt1
Trees and shrubs add structure to a garden: they can now be planted! A list of suitable shrubs: http://bit.ly/tvrx0O
Some vegetables get even better after a few light frosts! But why? The answer: http://bit.ly/utjkbI
Now is a good time to test the quality of your soil! Some natural ways to test the soil quality: http://bit.ly/sozFxf
Have you ever heard about guerrilla gardeners? Some of them create little gardens in potholes: http://bit.ly/shaozi
Waterlilies seem to be the most popular pond plants! What is your favourite pond plant? Add your vote: http://on.fb.me/tHYP5E
If your plants are infected with fungi you do not have to spray chemicals! Try natural fungicides: http://bit.ly/urc0PQ
Many cuttings need to be dipped in rooting hormone in order to root! How to make rooting hormone: http://bit.ly/twx1ye
Do you have a container-grown Christmas tree? It can now be planted outside or left in the pot: http://bit.ly/uWXcwp
Do you plan to grow vegetables in containers next year? Some ideas for planting vegetables in containers: http://bit.ly/sapRmY
Colin Burrows 16:16 on 2. January 2012 Permalink |
I want to start this year growing vegitables such as potatoes, carrots onions cabbage beetroot .
I am starting from scratch as I have never done them before. any assistance would be appreciated
Thank you
Gardora 15:15 on 4. January 2012 Permalink |
If you want to plant vegetables you should consider the light requirements and the planting times. The planting times for your vegetables are:
Carrots – February to July
Onions – March to April
Cabbages – February to September
Beetroot – March to July
You may find more infos about growing certain vegetables at this site: http://bit.ly/z1JRSO