Hello, I need an answer to this one. I sowed pea seeds in two double rows about 2 1/2 feet apart. Then….transplanted onion and leek seedling modules about 20cm distant from those rows along the full length of those rows.
I didnt look companion planting up before hand (forgot too, ahem).
Did I do the wrong thing ?.
Should I uplift the onion and leek seedlings and transplant them somewhere else ?.
John, this is not about whether leek/onion and pea are good companions, more about whether they will have space and moisture to grow. They sound too close because peas need a lot of root-run in the coming two months, so yes I would replant the leeks and onions further away.
How far depends what type of pea you have growing, tall or medium or dwarf.
Thanks Charles,
I will replant them further away from them. I have a range of peas ranging in height from 35cm to 1.5 metres.
I am thinking about sowing carrots a little further away but in the same place, possibly put onions and leeks on the opposite outside end. Although, I am thinking about planting them (leeks and onions) in a spot where I have had a large compost heap sitting since last autumn.