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Fruit growing in a polytunnel

Discussion in 'Poly-Tunnel Gardening' started by Soundof trains, Mar 21, 2022.

  1. Soundof trains

    Soundof trains Apprentice Gardener

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    Hello.

    I have just put up a polytunnel (10x20ft) which will mainly be used for seedlings, peppers, tomatoes etc. But I'd like to have a couple of permanent residents as well.

    I was thinking of growing a vine (there are roof bars) but I'm not sure I want lots of eating grapes (and I don't want to make wine), so I'm looking for other suggestions.

    At the moment I am thinking Blueberries, gooseberries or dwarf nectarines.

    The polytunnel is unheated and we are in Southern Snowdonia which I think puts us in Zone 9b. Anything we grow would be in a large pot.

    Suggestions?

    Simon
     
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