Vegetable Seeds To Sow in February

A mixture of cold loving vegetables and warm loving vegetables can be sown in February. Here’s my Top 5 Vegetables to Grow in February Indoors.

Top 5 Veg to Grow Indoors in February Video

Cold Loving Vegetables

Very Early Peas

I love Peas but last year the pigeons chewed and spat out my peas which were located in a pot.

This year I’m fighting back, I’ll be putting the peas back into a Raised Bed and constructing a Pea Wall – on a Budget. I’ve also got an idea of how to frighten the pigeons away as well.

Two years ago, I did an experiment on whether you can grow Peas all year round outdoors and found that you can, almost. I started sowing in February and harvested Peas up until November.

I started sowing in February with a very early pea variety called Oskar and this year I’m growing the popular overwintering variety Douce Provence. Then I’ll be moving on to variety ‘Telegraph’ which is quite tall at 1.8 meters and is a similar to ‘Alderman’. This year I’ll be growing taller varieties to get the maximum harvest of peas from a small vertical space.

Read about my experiment – Can I Grow Peas All Year Round?

Broad Beans

Last year my trial of a Broad Bean variety called Elenora was successful as this variety withstood in windy gardens.

I’d like to grow the crimson red variety this year.

Find out which variety is perfect for your vegetable garden – Broad Bean – Variety Comparisons

Broad Bean – From Sow to Harvest Checklist

Cold Loving Vegetables to Sow in February

Warm Loving Vegetables to Sow in February

Cucumbers

I’ll be growing a mini Cucumber variety called Mini Munch F1 this year. Last year I tried an alternative mini variety but it had spines on the cucumbers as they got larger and I didn’t like this.

Mini Munch F1 Cucumber

Why not try growing Mini Vegetables this year?

Growing Mini Vegetables

Tomatoes

Before growing Tomatoes check your last frost date and count 6-8 weeks backwards. That is when it is time to sow your Tomatoes.

Read my post – When is it time to Sow Warm Loving Vegetables?

February is the time to check out all those Tomato varieties and buy your seeds ready for sowing next month.

Tomato – How to Choose a Variety

How to Sow Tomatoes with Video

Seeds To Sow Series

1. Seed Sowing HQ – February – monthly seeds to sow & jobs to do in the veg garden.

2. Top 5 Veg that take a long time to grow.

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