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Beginner Vegetables: "Hybrid Celery", "Brussel Sprouts" and "Hybrid Parsely"

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Qaftab
Faisalabad
Pakistan
(Zone 10b)

October 10, 2008
01:57 PM

Post #5655653

I am totally new to gardening, but love to look at plants, flowers and Vegetables and sit in my lovely garden. I live in Faisalabad Pakistan. A friend of mine told me that it is like Zone 10b.

I have been handing all the seeds to my gardener for the last 4 years with the only 20% success rate. I love vegetables and flowers. I would like to try growing plants from seeds myself this time.

I have Hybrid Parsely, hybrid red cabbage, Brussel sprouts, Turnip and white reddish seeds. My vegetable garden is my smaller back yard, where I only have partial sun. Any idea on how I could grow these vegetables in my garden. If anyone of these needs full sun, and can be grown in pots, I would try growing them in pots and putting them in my front garden.

Thanks in advance.
Farmerdill
Augusta, GA
(Zone 8a)


October 10, 2008
03:41 PM

Post #5655996

The ones you mention are cool weather crops ( Northern Europe) I would suspect that you will need to grow them in the winter.
Qaftab
Faisalabad
Pakistan
(Zone 10b)

October 11, 2008
12:38 AM

Post #5657664

Thanks for your reply. Winter is approaching in our part of the world. Right now the average temperature here is 78 F. In November it would be 66 F.
LTilton
Glen Ellyn, IL
(Zone 5b)

October 11, 2008
01:50 PM

Post #5658937

You might consider an EarthBox or a similar container system. These can be moved around to where there is sun.
Spookycharles
Langley, WA
(Zone 8b)

October 14, 2008
06:07 PM

Post #5671644

The parsley will grow just fine in a pot and will also take partial shade. Do you know what varieties of red cabbage and Brussel sprouts you have? Some varieties are small enough to grow in pots, others not as well.

And while all the vegetables mentioned are full sun plants, honestly before I had the full sun I have now I grew these types in partial shade. They yielded less but they still did decently well and in your area some shade may actually be beneficial for these cold weather crops.

~Amanda
Qaftab
Faisalabad
Pakistan
(Zone 10b)

October 15, 2008
07:41 AM

Post #5673610

Thank you Amanda. Your comments are of big help to me. I will update you with the results.

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