Differences Between Two Sowings of Celery @CharlesDowding1nodig
Differences Between Two Sowings of Celery  @CharlesDowding1nodig
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Sowings of February and April give a nice continuity of harvests.
The first one we see is Tango F1 sown 1st April and transplanted 4th May.
Then the large celery is VictoriaF sown 26th February, transplanted 6th April.
We water them every day!

See how two sowings of celery can give a long season of harvests in a no dig garden.
I also show how mesh helps protect young plants from aphids and why it's still worth sowing celery in mid-July for harvests in late autumn.

Filmed Homeacres no dig garden by Carly Dutton-Edwards, 10th July.

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