At last!
A month ago I planted some parsnip and carrot, and until today nothing had shown itself, but, joy of joys, today a few carrots were showing. Later I planted some lettuce and beetroot. I was begining to think they would never grow. Still waiting for the parsnip, lettuce and beetroot! Alan -- Reply to alan(at)windsor-berks(dot)freeserve(dot)co(dot)uk |
At last!
"The Devil's Advocate" wrote in message ... Parsnip are renowned for the time they take to germinate and anything up to 6 weeks is not unusual. They are also not the most reliable seeds I find, so you may consider sowing another row just in case, if you have the room. Beetrot don't normally take too long, a fortnight or so but the weather hasn't been that special and they may be slower than usual Alan Holmes wrote: : A month ago I planted some parsnip and carrot, and until today : nothing had shown itself, but, joy of joys, today a few carrots were : showing. : : Later I planted some lettuce and beetroot. : : I was begining to think they would never grow. : : Still waiting for the parsnip, lettuce and beetroot! : : Alan Robert Here's a tip for the future. When sowing slow germinating crops like carrots or parsnips, put some radish seeds in the row with them. That way the radishes come up first and indicate where the crop should be. Steve |
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