September Vegetable Plot Review with Photos

Posted on 27. Sep, 2009 by Tracey in Veg Plot

September has been a quite laid back month for me, watching my late august sowings emerge quite strongly with the warm sunshine. And this is the third month now that the carrots are still being harvested! which is brilliant. I even pulled out a white carrot which was very odd.

Unfortunately my runner beans plants were only producing shriveled up beans so I pulled out the plants to make room for some overwintering peas which I’ll sow in mid November. If I’m quick I may get a quick crop of Pak Choi in there which are ready in 6 weeks.

Here’s some progress photos of my lovely rows of winter vegetable seedlings and other overwinter veg:-

If you would like to view my growing progress from all 3 plots from January via photo slide-show, please click on the following link:

Growing Vegetables in Raised Beds 2009

I’m Currently Growing:-

• Plot 1 Precoce de Louviers – Spring Pointy Cabbage from The Real Seed Catalogue,
• Plot 1 Green Wave Mustard Greens (Hot) from The Real Seed Catalogue,
• Plot 1 Komatsuna Japanese Kale from The Real Seed Catalogue,
• Plot 1 Osaka Purple Mustard Greens (Hot) from The Real Seed Catalogue.
• Plot 2 Carrots – Nantes 2 from The Organic Gardening Catalogue,
• Plot 2 Carrot – Chantenay from The Organic Gardening Catalogue,
• Plot 2 Leek – Pandora from The Organic Gardening Catalogue,
• Plot 2 Leek – Bandit from The Organic Gardening Catalogue,
• Plot 2 – To be Planted in October 2009 – Yellow Senshyu (Autumn Onion Sets)
• Plot 3 Carrot – Giant Red from The Real Seed Catalogue,
• Plot 3 Colossale Fennel from The Real Seed Catalogue,
• Plot 3 Pak Choi – Green Boy from The Real Seed Catalogue,
• Plot 3 Bianca Riccia da Taglio – Salad Endive from The Real Seed Catalogue.

Previous Months Plot Updates

• August – Runner Beans, Carrots and Tomatoes.
• July – Tomatoes, Dwarf Beans and Mange Tout.
• June – Potatoes, Leeks and Onions.
• May – Broad Beans, Radishes and Dwarf Beans.

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