Fellow edible gardeners

This is were i was growing my spring onions and lettuce over the past few months and its now empty. What can i grow there now for winter edibles

 

Are edible gardeners like jelly babies by any chance.

 

Winter lettuce, some of the quick growing carrots like Early Nantes, radish, some of the Chinese leaves.

 

Winter lettuce it is then…..but not til this 30deg heat dissappears from the radar

 

Lettuce seed germinates better below 20°C.

 

Yeh i put gem lettuce in june and got nothing….not even a sprout of green shoot

 

Surely still time for some more summer lettuce / salad ?
They say brassicas for a follow on winter crop, if you can find some small varieties for your greenhouse ?

For a quick crop, Beechgrove suggested this Spinnach, saying it germinates in 10 days and ready to harvest in 10 more days, hard to believe we thought ? but its was true ! just going to sow another batch outdoors today.
RHS Spinach Missouri F1

 

Yeh i could put them in too, as my greenhouse betroots are ready to take out now too, ready for pickling and eating fresh on salads

 

Last year I grew a lot of chicory and endive in the greenhouse over winter. Too much, this year I have more lettuce planned - grenoble red, winter density, winter imperial or something like that. Also will multi sow things like spinach, chard, beetroot, red russian kale, mustards and various oriental leaves like pak choi, mizuna, mibuna, tatsoi. And some herbs like parsley, coriander, dill, chervil. I've not sown them yet as it's still full of tomatoes, will do so in a couple of weeks though for planting when I pull them out. No reason you couldn't start those things now, they do well in autumn too

 

How deep is the soil? You can plant certain varieties of potato now for late autumn cropping.

Autumn and Christmas 'potatoes' - potato collection