Is it possible to sow seeds past July, in August, say in a greenhouse?
Lettuce 'Susana'
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Open Aug 08, 2024 - 06:56 AM
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Aug 09, 2024 - 12:22 AM
Absolutely. Most crops other than hot crops like Tomatoes, Peppers, cucumbers etc can be sown now. It is actually a great time of year to sow salads, beetroot, brassicas etc for Autumn. So go for your life as lots of growing time still ahead. Some of the crops will be ready before the winter closes in and others will stay in the ground growing until late Autumn and then be ready in early Spring
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Lettuce 'Susana'
Description 50 seeds per pack Lettuce All Year Round is a butterhead type that is popular with amateur growers. It produces compact hearts and has a long cropping period. Whilst it is slow to bolt, it lacks the uniformity of more modern varieties. Sowing & Spacing:Sow every 2 weeks from lat...
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