Vegetable Growing 2021

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    I am growing Auberines, Kohlrabi for the first time and may also try some fennel and Pak Choi.

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      I've been trying to grow Florence Fennel these last three years without success. I've sown too early (April) and they bolted, I tried sowing much later (mid-May) last year and they still bolted. One last try this year and I'll wait till mid-June.
       
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