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  • #47554
    andrew
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    Hi
    I have just emptied my garlic bed which was no dig what could I plant in this space would spring onions be ok -many thanks

    #47556
    Stringfellow
    Participant

    Hi. Spring onions not ideal as also an allium, but not out of the question. I have plants ready to follow my elephant garlic: beetroot, swede, filderkraut cabbage, though there are other possibilities too. Perhaps other forum members could pitch in their favoured successions for garlic, and increase all our options?

    #47565
    charles
    Moderator

    Almost any veg esp. if you have plants ready. Brassicas top the list, beetroot, carrots, swede, fennel, dwarf beans.
    See the timeline for precise ideas https://forum.charlesdowding.co.uk/learn/sowing-timeline-vegetables/

    #49984
    Gli Orti di Mauro
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    vorrei dare il mio contributo,
    io vi scrivo dall’italia,
    nel mio cassone letto rialzato, ho messo aglio lo scorso anno ma ho avuto poca produzione …è rimasto molto piccolo, nonostante tutto molto buono e digeribile.
    una volta raccolto aglio ho trapiantato barbabietola rossa, porri , e anche alcuni radicchio palla, mi trovo bene con tutte queste cose.
    ciao a tutti e grazie a Charles per gli insegnamenti che ci da.

    #50118
    Cleansweep
    Participant

    “vorrei dare il mio contributo,
    io vi scrivo dall’italia,
    nel mio cassone letto rialzato, ho messo aglio lo scorso anno ma ho avuto poca produzione …è rimasto molto piccolo, nonostante tutto molto buono e digeribile.
    una volta raccolto aglio ho trapiantato barbabietola rossa, porri , e anche alcuni radicchio palla, mi trovo bene con tutte queste cose.
    ciao a tutti e grazie a Charles per gli insegnamenti che ci da. I would like to give my contribution,”
    Google translates as
    “I write from Italy,
    in my raised bed caisson, I put garlic last year but I had little production … it remained very small, despite everything very good and digestible.
    once I harvest garlic I transplanted red beet, leeks, and even some radicchio ball, I’m fine with all these things.
    Hello everyone and thanks to Charles for the lessons he gives us.”
    ‘sweep

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