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What,(if any), veg could i grow in an unheated greenhouse during the winter ?
Toms and cucumbers are almost over and have 10 ltr pots / growbags empty.
6 Answers
- Anonymous10 years agoFavorite Answer
Winter variety of lettuce such as Kwiek or Winter Density. It's a little late for sowing carrots but you may get a way with it if you sow a short-rooted variety such as Early Nantes 2 or Amsterdam Forcing. You could sow potatoes ready for New Year's Day. Spring Cabbage is planted in the Autumn for spring greens in the spring - Durham Early or Pixie are good examples. You could also grow Spring Onions, Swiss Chard, and American Land Cress.
Thompson & Morgan do an Oriental Salad Leaves mix seed which can be grown all year round in the greenhouse.
- HonduLv 710 years ago
If your winters are very cold there likely isn't anything you can grow in an unheated greenhouse. Even the cool weather plants that can withstand a frost or two will succumb to constant freezing temperatures.
- ?Lv 44 years ago
the place do you reside? Is the eco-friendly domicile heated? i could think of beginning root vegetables could be a stable decision. they might improve interior the fall, and while wintry climate comes they hpwould only keep the flexibility interior the inspiration or tuber. If there are any perenials you prefer to start from seeds or roots you need to furnish them a head start up. i could recommend carrots, collards, parsley, spinach, mustard, onion, radish, turnip, Asparagus, Rhubarb, and Endive. you are able to probable get a superb crop of mint and basil to your man or woman use. you additionally can start up some vegetables so as that they would be larger and closer to waiting once you transplant them exterior for the wintry climate. do no longer anticipate to get lots interior the way of fruit.
- rmbrruffianLv 710 years ago
Kale, collards, Mesclun type leaf lettuces, Broccoli, Beets, Cauliflower, Garlic, Swiss Chard and more.
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- TavyLv 710 years ago
Carrots, Cabbage anything low growing. You could put the compost in a deep bucket and grow spuds.
UK
- Anonymous10 years ago
Plant now for spring harvest:
cabbage
chives
onions
radishes
broccoli
leaf lettuce
spinach
beets
carrots
herbs