🌱Get ready for spring by starting seeds indoors in a greenhouse or polytunnel.
🌿Use homemade compost to improve soil fertility and structure.
🌼Consider multisown leeks for a high-yield crop with smaller individual plants.
🥦Plant crops like kale, lettuce, and mustard greens for early spring harvest.
🌱Experiment with different types of compost, such as worm compost and wood chip, to find what works best for your garden.
When is the best time to start sowing seeds for spring?
—Start sowing seeds indoors in a greenhouse or polytunnel, as it is still too early to sow seeds directly outside.
What is the benefit of using multisown leeks?
—Multisown leeks allow for a high-yield crop with smaller individual plants, saving space in the garden.
What crops can I plant for early spring harvest?
—Consider planting crops like kale, lettuce, and mustard greens, which can be harvested in early spring.
What types of compost can I use in my garden?
—You can use homemade compost, worm compost, wood chip compost, or a combination of these to improve soil fertility and structure.
Are there any upcoming gardening talks or courses?
—Yes, there are upcoming talks in Cornwall and a day course in Madrid. Check the schedule for more details.
00:00In this video, we explore how to prepare for spring in the no dig garden.
02:30Learn about the benefits of starting seeds indoors and using homemade compost.
05:45Discover the advantages of multisown leeks and recommended crops for early spring.
08:00Explore different types of compost and their effects on plant growth.
10:30Find out about upcoming gardening talks and courses in Cornwall and Madrid.
