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We've never had much success with cabbages. Once we tried broccoli but it got nibbled by cabbage white caterpillars. I think that it might work this time because we covered the cabbage plants
immediately in garden netting. There aren't many butterflies around yet
but the wood pigeons and collared doves would find the young cabbages
tempting to peck away at.
Richard Bell, richard@willowisland.co.uk |
We
made a start on the veg beds, sowing a whole packet of Bunyard Exhibition
broad beans and some dwarf French beans
in one bed and a few sprout plants and red cabbage
in another.