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Designed to tell you important information about whether conditions are right for your plants, the majority of them use wifi to communicate back to growers. Koubachi’s range of products, for example, send you notifications, advice and alarms about the growth of your crops. Their high precision sensors measure the moisture and temperature in the soil, the intensity of the light and more. The Flower Power range from Parrot does a similar job, too. While these sensors do tend to have quite a high price point and have been described as gardening gimmicks, user reviews online are generally good.
Historically, they tended to be fairly coneshaped vegetables with loose leaves, although today there are a host of varieties suitable for this treatment. These brassicas sit in their beds over winter and form tender small heads come spring. Try the compact and reliable ‘April’ or ‘Durham Early’ – an old popular type. SUMMER CABBAGES: These vegetables are harvested in summer, and tend to be sown directly outside in March or April. They could also be sown under cover in February for an earlier cutting.
For this reason, if you’re using it in a hot dish, sprinkle it over your food as you take it off the heat. Coriander is another herb happiest in cool, damp conditions rather than scorching temperatures. We often use it in Asian cooking and so associate it with heat, but counter-intuitively, that’s not what it likes. It runs to flower and seed in an instant in the summer, but is a prolific leaf producer if sown at this time of year and can be used as a cut-and-come-again herb. Give the flat-leaved parsley, ‘Giant of Napoli’ a go, too.