We germinate most of our seeds in seeds trays and transplant out into the plot as young plants. Most young seedlings need pricking out once they have germinated.
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This is excellent posting. More please.
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ReplyDeleteSurround your carrots with onions and garlic.
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ReplyDeleteWe are due to sow carrots soon and so will do a posting - in short we cover our carrots with environmesh - we did use fleece for a while which was also effective but fleece doesn't last as long.
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ReplyDeleteJust read about companion planting with onions. Apparently field trials have been carried out on this and it did have a 'small' effect but only if 4 rows of onions were sown to every row of carrots! And only whilst the onions are making leafy growth. Have you had more success than that Happy?
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