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Mini Greenhouse Photo Update 25 May 09

Posted on 29. May, 2009 by Tracey in Plan Your Veg Garden

My Mini Greenhouse is quite full at the moment with two shelves packed with salad vegetables. I have:

• 3 and a half trays of Lettuce (Belize, Oakleaf and Salad Bowl),
• Half a tray of Radish (Scarlet Globe),
• 3 strong Cucumber (Crystal Lemon) seedlings
• 9 Tomato (Totem F1) Plants.
• 12 poorly Summer Cabbages (Minicole F1),
• 1 root-trainer tray of Leeks (Pandora and Bandit) and
• 2 trays of root-trainers of dwarf French Beans (Maxi and Major). Planted out on 25th May into my raised beds.

Please see below for photos of my mini greenhouse vegetables:

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Don’t forget there’s still time to sow Radishes, Lettuce, Dwarf French Beans, Runner Beans, Cabbages in your Mini Greenhouse in June.

Click here to view my How To Guide’s to help you start growing your own vegetables.

Haven’t got a Mini Greenhouse?

• Buy Online at Greenfingers Sale Price £19.99 for 4 Tier Mini Greenhouse.
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How To Guides you may be interested in:

• Potting on Tomatoes
• Growing Dwarf and Runner Beans
• Building a Wigwam Canes Support for Runner Beans
• Transplanting Dwarf and Runner Bean Plants into the Ground
• Growing Radishes

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