These leafy plants are a doddle to grow and are packed full of nutrientsAs regular readers will know, I’m moving to Wales. I’ve taken hard- and softwood cuttings already but am also moving my potted plants. Several vanloads later and I still haven’t made a dent. This week’s column is by way of an apology: I should have told you weeks ago to start ordering your radicchio (AKA chicory) seeds. Instead, I’m shouting manically from inside a whirlwind of potting up and packing.The first week of July is the optimum time to sow radicchio for winter salads. Next week will be fine, if you must, but the week after that is pushing it. They are marvellous leaves for winter – unfussy and unbothered by the cold. Their flavour actually improves with all the season throws at them. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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