Sowing seeds a bit late
 

I recently emailed a garden centre to recommend some tomato seeds to a
beginner and they mentioned:

ailsa craig, fandango, alicante,

But on their web site it says to sow in March. Its now the end of April,
does it matter please, or what might be the consequence to plant now?
Thanks.

Sowing seeds a bit late
 

"P Jameson" wrote in message ...

I recently emailed a garden centre to recommend some tomato seeds to a
beginner and they mentioned:

ailsa craig, fandango, alicante,

But on their web site it says to sow in March. Its now the end of April,
does it matter please, or what might be the consequence to plant now?
Thanks.

Sowing times are always subject to regional variations etc. Sow them,
they'll know what to do.

Steve

Sowing seeds a bit late
 

On 29/04/2014 14:45, shazzbat wrote:


"P Jameson" wrote in message ...

I recently emailed a garden centre to recommend some tomato seeds to a
beginner and they mentioned:

ailsa craig, fandango, alicante,

But on their web site it says to sow in March. Its now the end of April,
does it matter please, or what might be the consequence to plant now?
Thanks.

Sowing times are always subject to regional variations etc. Sow them,
they'll know what to do.

Steve


They will grow and probably give you tomatoes, depending if you are
growing them in a glasshouse or in open ground, if in open ground then
if you can get hold of large poly bags or poly tubing say 3ft wide, then
put in 4 canes and to hold the polythene open, plant in the middle and
lift the polythene up to around 3 ft, it will give you a mini
greenhouse, in warm weather you can lift the polythene at the bottom up
a couple of inches to get air movement, but in cold bring it right down
and close the top.
David @ an almost dry side of Swansea Bay, though heavy rain due soon.