Slow Growing Vegetables to Sow Together in one Raised Bed
By sowing slow growing vegetables in one raised bed, you can collectively harvest around the same time. This saves space and rewards you with harvest later in the year. Some vegetables reward patience, let’s discover which vegetables to sow in the UK between March and April to setup your long quietly growing raised bed. What are Slow-Growing Vegetables? Celeriac Harvested Root vegetables and Alliums are the long season crops taking between 5 to 8 months from seed to harvest. These vegetables are sown in Spring between March & April so they are ready in October and November. Slow growing vegetables are great for grouping together in one bed as they stay in the ground for a long period of time. Which Slow Growing Vegetables are worth the wait? Patience is required for the long time crops, but they are very worthwhile. Although they take up one bed, nearly all year, you will have something to harvest in the autumn when theres not much else to harvest and they are low maintena...
