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Hello,
Is there any reason why I shouldn't grow brussels sprouts in tubs or troughs? How big a tub ? I love sprouts but have never tried growing them. All advice welcome Thanks KK |
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On Sun, 14 Mar 2010 12:40:19 -0000, "dido22"
wrote: Hello, Is there any reason why I shouldn't grow brussels sprouts in tubs or troughs? How big a tub ? I would think not. Like all cabbage family plants they want access to a deep well-fertilised run and also like to be stamped in really firmly. -- (¯`·. ®óñ© © ²°¹° .·´¯) |
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In message , dido22
writes Hello, Is there any reason why I shouldn't grow brussels sprouts in tubs or troughs? How big a tub ? I love sprouts but have never tried growing them. All advice welcome Thanks KK I wouldn't put sprouts in a tub or trough. They need qute deep and well compacted soil. Why not try new potatoes in a tub? We've done this for the past few years and it works brilliantly - and leave you with excellent bulking soil for spreading on other beds (although some manure will be necessary to bring up the fertility). -- Gopher .... I know my place! |
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