Growing Vegetables in Raised Beds 2009

The following slide shows show what is currently growing in my Raised vegetable plots for the year 2009.

Plot 1 – Beans and Peas

Grown So Far in this Plot in 2009:

• Broad Beans – Super Aquadulce from The Organic Catalogue,
• Mange Tout – Weggisser from The Organic Catalogue,
• Dwarf French Beans – Major (yellow) from The organic Catalogue,
• Dwarf French Beans – Maxi (green) from The Organic Catalogue,
• Runner Beans – White Emergo and Scarlet Emperor from the garden centre,
• Precoce de Louviers – Spring Pointy Cabbage from The Real Seed Catalogue,
• Green Wave Mustard Greens (Hot) from The Real Seed Catalogue,
• Komatsuna Japanese Kale from The Real Seed Catalogue,
• Osaka Purple Mustard Greens (Hot) from The Real Seed Catalogue.

Plot 2 – Roots and Onions

Grown So Far in this Plot in 2009:

• Onion – Red Cross (Autumn Sets) from Marshalls Seeds,
• Spring Onion – White Lisbon from The Organic Gardening Catalogue,
• Carrot – Nantes Frubund from Gardens4Less.co.uk
• Carrots – Nantes 2 from The Organic Gardening Catalogue,
• Carrot – Chantenay from The Organic Gardening Catalogue,
• Leek – Pandora from The Organic Gardening Catalogue,
• Leek – Bandit from The Organic Gardening Catalogue,
• To be Planted in October 2009 – Yellow Senshyu (Autumn Onion Sets)

Plot 3 – Cabbages, Potatoes and Winter Vegetables.

Grown So Far in this Plot in 2009:

• Greyhound Cabbages (plants) from Ebay,
• Cabbage Tatsoi from The Organic Catalogue
• Maincrop Potatoes – Cara from The Organic Gardening Catalogue,
• Radish – Scalet Globe from The Organic Gardening Catalogue,
• Perpetual Spinach from The Organic Gardening Catalogue
• Carrot – Giant Red from The Real Seed Catalogue,
• Colossale Fennel from The Real Seed Catalogue,
• Pak Choi – Green Boy from The Real Seed Catalogue,
• Bianca Riccia da Taglio – Salad Endive from The Real Seed Catalogue.

Check out what I was growing in previous years on the following links:-

• Growing Vegetables in Raised Beds 2007
• Growing Vegetables in Raised Beds 2008.

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