4 easy vegetable seeds to grow
Four easy lots of vegetable seeds for the new gardener to grow are:
- sow from March to July
- 1cm deep very thinly
- thin plants to 5cm apart within the row
- may be ready in 5 weeks
- sow from March to July
- sow 1cm deep very thinly
- thin to one plant every 7cm
- grow carrot fly resistant varieties.
- plant May - June, or earlier in pots to be planted out after the last frost
- need plenty of room - 1sq meter per plant
- dig a hole the size of a bucket and fill it with compost. Tread it down and cover the compost with half the soil taken out of the hole
- plant the seed in the soil
- surround the seed with a circle of rough gravel or soot, to keep the slugs away
- feed the courgettes every 2 weeks once they are fruiting
- plant May - June, or earlier in pots to be planted out after the last frost
- productive & look pretty
- varieties - Scarlet Emperor or Painted Lady
- grow in a trench 50cm deep and with plenty of well rotted manure
- put the soil back in the trench and push 3 beans in a group - 5cm down, 25cm apart
- make a bamboo frame or wigwam - with a pole at each group of beans
- tie the young plants in as they grow. The plants wind themselves round the poles without help
- pick the beans every day to ensure more keep coming
4 easy vegetable seeds for the novice gardener to grow are radish, carrots, courgettes and runner beans.



I just tried to grow radish’s in a big container but they did not work. The leaves looked awesome, but the radish..was just not right. I think it may be too hot here for them to grow in a container.
Comment by Deb - March 15, 2008 6:38 pm