New Member Intro and What are you Planning for 2021?

I've just registered for the forum and thought I'd do a quick intro message.

I've had a full size allotment for about seven years and even though I've learned a lot, I learn something new nearly every single day. That's why forum's like this are so good. I get to share some of my experience and at the same time learn from others. Since June last year I've started posting a Garden/Allotment videos on YouTube so if you have any suggestions for future videos then please let me know.

So in order to start a discussion and to get to know others on the forum, my question is: Have you thought about planning your fruit and veg sowing and planting for 2021, and if so is there anything you are thinking of doing differently or trying for the first time?

 

Thank you very much for your response Armadii. I'm really looking forward to future discussions on the forum. Kind regards

 

Hello and welcome May I suggest you start a thread in the relevant section (Edible Gardening)? You’re more likely to get more responses

 

Welcome to Gardeners Corner Gary. I'm not really a vegetable grower but do grow runner beans which are my favourite vegetable and very rarely available to buy up here.

 

Welcome to the forum!

I usually grow a few vegetables in some raised beds. And I grow super hot peppers in my wee greenhouses during the summer.

I've already got a drawing of my back yard and pencilled in what vegetables will go where. Note: I said pencil because I don't make the final decision about where seedlings will go until the spring.

I assume you are in the UK so you have lots more growing advantages in diversity of plants that survive there and a much longer season. I'm envious

I like to grow unusual items but have failed miserably with lots of them. Not a problem though as I just like to get outside for the sake of being out there when the snow is gone.

 

Welcome.

Lots of friendly and helpful advice on here from members.

 

A belated . to you @Gary O'Neill .
I grow mostly from seed/ cuttings, Perennials and annual flowers. Fruit, salad and occasionally some veg.