What veggies to grow?

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  1. Liamish

    Liamish Apprentice Gardener

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    Im a beginner gardener and want to know if there are only certain vegtables you can grow at this time of year? Going to set up a patch in the back garden
     
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    Hi Liamish,
    welcome to Gardeners Corner:sign0016: . There will be members strolling back from the allotment as daylight fades I expect. Advice will be coming soon,
    hope you enjoy the pleasure of growing your own.
    I'm sure you will,
    Jenny namaste
     
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    Oh, I nearly forgot one. Chard/Leaf beet. You can do that one now.
     
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    nice one, cheers!
     
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    Welcome to Gardeners Corner:sign0016:

    You're looking at planting veg for overwintering now. Land Cress, Lambs Lettuce, Mizuna, Garlic, Purple Sprouting Broccoli etc.
     
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      Welcome to Gardeners Corner:sign0016:

      You're looking at planting veg for overwintering now. Land Cress, Lambs Lettuce, Mizuna, Garlic, Purple Sprouting Broccoli etc.
       
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      No need to repeat yourself Ziggy,
      I think he heard you first time....
      apologies Liamish,
       
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