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ED422 HURST GREEN V2.qxp_Layout 1 17/03/2017 14:36 Page 1 LET’S GET GARDENING With Ernest Doe Power WE HAVE 1000’s OF PRODUCTS TO HELP YOU CREATE & ENJOY THE PERFECT GARDEN For Gardens of Distinction There’s so much more in your local country store... We’re online too: ernestdoeshop.com The Foundry, Hurst Green, Etchingham TN19 7QP Tel: 01580 860495 www.chilstone.com 01892 740866 Victoria Park, Fordcombe Road, Langton Green, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN3 0RD wealdentimes.co.uk 150 ErnestDoe&SonsWT182.indd 1 17/03/2017 ChilstoneWT185.indd 15:30 1 21/06/2017 14:03
Garden Summer crops can be prone to bolting – that is, running to seed before you have a chance to harvest them. Make sure that they get adequate water and sow bolt proof varieties of things like beetroot, coriander and spinach. Fast maturing vegetables will give you a harvest in just a few weeks, but this is also a good time for sowing crops to harvest in the autumn and winter. Salads, mange tout peas, baby carrots and dwarf beans are quick croppers, while a row or two of kale, Swiss chard, broccoli or spring cabbage will provide a harvest during the colder months. Pests can increase to plague proportions in the summer months and decimate crops, so make sure that you protect them with fine netting or fleece. Grow carrots in raised containers to keep out carrot fly. Tender plants like beans and courgettes must be harvested before the first frosts arrive and need about 10-12 weeks from sowing to cropping. Peas are useful to grow in succession – there’s a fast one, aptly called ‘Meteor’ and then there are mange tout varieties, which are eaten as young pods. Dwarf beans are faster than climbing beans because they don’t have to make a giant beanstalk before starting to flower and form pods. Sowing to harvest time should be around 10 weeks. Make sure that beans are well watered in dry spells, especially when they’re forming their pods. You should just get away with a sowing of courgettes now too. Remember that courgettes and beans are tender, so the latest you can sow for a harvest before the frosts is probably July. Some years it stays mild until December, but frosts can come as early as September… July is generally the last month to sow carrots for an autumn crop. Choose smaller varieties – there are quite a few stubby ones around – ‘Chantenay’ is quite a good one, or a quick growing variety such as ‘Amsterdam Forcing’. There are even tiny round carrots, almost like orange radishes. Small carrots can be eaten whole and don’t need peeling either. Credit: FreeImages.com/ Beverly llyod, Rico Jensen Salad days Lettuce needs cool, light conditions in which to germinate. They will grow in partial shade, which may be a better place to sow it in summer, as lettuce is prone to bolting in hot, dry conditions. Sow in succession if you eat a lot – a pinch of seed every four weeks or so. Loose leaf varieties like Salad Bowl, Lollo Rosso, or salad mixes that contain a combination of leaves are useful, as you can treat them as cut-and-come-again crops – just cut and more leaves will grow from the base of the plant. Rocket does what its name suggests, but may bolt (run to seed) in very hot conditions, so might be better sown towards the end of the month. 151 wealdentimes.co.uk
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