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Easiest perenials fruit and vegtables to grow in ireland?

hello932 · 2010-06-23 10:43:22

As per the topic heading what would i be looking for? I was thinking of maybe trying asparagus, rhubarb, kale-are these winter hardy enough?

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As per the topic heading what would i be looking for? I was thinking of maybe trying asparagus, rhubarb, kale-are these winter hardy enough?

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#2 23-06-2010 4:59pm

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I've never grown asparagus, its too much trouble to orgainse, but rhubarb will grow no problem provided you give it plenty of manure/feed. Kale is ok too, even though pigeons like it.

Raspberries, gooseberries, blackcurrants, strawberries all easy and hardy. Runner beans, onions, leeks, courgettes/marrows, sprouting brocolli, are pretty reliable.

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