hello everyone

[mugins]

hi just saying hi to you all just joined today
this is my first here at growing veg
i am a retired coach driver so now i have more time on my hand i thought i would make a veg plot also got myself a greenhouse 14x6x6ft
not got any veg growing at the moment as i think it is a bit late for me to start growing some think just got toms and cucumbers in greenhouse
well i think thats about it for now

[Mrs Dobby]

Hi and welcome mugins!

You've still time to grow some crops, especially salad crops such as lettuce, radish and the like, plus in a couple of months you could sow autumn planted onion sets, autumn sown broad beans and peas, and spring onions and spring cabbage, I'd also look for some winter brassicas at the Garden center to see if you could get some in now for harvesting later in the year!

Other than that then get your beds sorted for next year (dug over, mucked and covered for the winter), your planting plans in place and your seeds ready to start propogating early in the new year!

HTH

[Husker]

Hello Mugins and welcome to a great gardening site.

[Lesley Jay]

Hi Mugins!! Welcome to our forum!!

Really, to grow autumn sown onions, broad beans and peas to overwinter ready for harvesting next year, all depends on how much space you have on your veggie plot. You would start harvesting in May and the onions should be ready in July but these are the months when you want your main summer and autumn crops to be planted out and growing. It all depends if you have plenty of ground to set aside for autumn sown crops.

[stupo74]

Hi Mugins,
Sorry its late But "Welcome" to the Best Place on the net for all your Gardening Needs,,,,,, cheers stupo

[HappyBean]

Hi I am impressed sounds good information. I will start to prepare for next year. Any comments with regard to preparing the soil. I usually use my own composte but it is not so good this year.

Cheers