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Many thanks... what with this advice, and Dolphin’s, I think that’s what I’ll try...

Maybe I should just plant the replacement seeds in the greenhouse then...

We’re just growing initial seedlings inside, prior to hardening off in the greenhouses, prior to planting in the veg plot. It’s the initial seedlings being very leggy that I’m trying to avoid. So far, we’ve propagated aubergine, tomato, cucumber, tomatillo, and peppers... If my DIY skills were...

I've been growing veg from seeds inside in a heated propagator. They come up fine (in the main), but then go all leggy on me. Google informs me that that's because they need more light. I'm planning to start again with some of them. Google also tells me that a T5 HO blue-light heavy rig is...

Thanks! So, separate them sooner rather than later...

Ok - question 1 in what is likely to be a long (very long) apprenticeship in the art/trade/profession of gardening. I’ve been germinating some veg seeds in an electric propagator. Amongst the early growers are aubergine. I planted 27 gazillion seeds; 6 have germinated. 4 of the 6 are in two...

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Long bed = no clue North facing = rock garden?? Here (and way beyond) be dragons = no clue. Near bit sometimes floods (obviously), rest doesn’t. Leave well alone? Gulp Wild flowers?? Dunno 300 yards of this. Bluebells??? Near 100% moss here. HELP!!! Edit: oh FFS. All...

We bought a new place with a humungous garden and veg plot (think full on allotment + size for the veg plot). I love gardens, but know f all about gardening. A major problem. I've bought an electric propogator and it's currently got thai basil, peppers, chillies, and aubergine shoots. Got...

That's easy enough - a 5 minute job