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The only type i wouldnt buy is any brassics. If you dont have club root in your garden you dont want it because once there you cant get rid of it. Brassicas obviously carry this so always sow your own.
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It's getting too late now. The ideal time to plant new strawberry plants is March. You can buy both plug plants and bare rooted plants (which are plants that do not have any soil around their roots). I think you will find that the bare rooted plants are cheaper. The ideal time to plant Grape vines is between October and March when they are dormant. However, container grown fruit bushes can be planted at any time of the year.
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Sorry Garfiun my last sentence about container grown plants is not clear!!
What I mean't to say was that fruit bushes bought from the garden centre already growing in pots or containers can be planted at any time of the year. Bare rooted fruit bushes, which are usually sold in a plastic bag, must be planted while the plant is still dormant which is over winter before March. The strawberry plants you have will die down over the winter but start growing again next spring. |
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Buying plug plants is fine for brassicas and the such like, but I have to say, if you can afford the room, it's great growing your crops from seed. You learn a lot more about a plant when you see it into the world. You save a lot of money too, especially if you buy near-sell-by-date seed stock (car boot sales are a good place to look for this).
There really is something amasing in seeing your seedlings pop up out of the soil; it's one of the greatest perks of gardening. |
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