What can I plant in my Scottish veg patch now?

[Breathmiller]

Like many people I have embraced the time in lockdown to make a small veggie patch.

And now I am enjoying the potatoes, spinach and kale from garden to plate and have some other things still to grow. Squash, courgette, peas and beetroot.

Everytime I dig up a tattie plant I want to plant something in its place.

Anything I can plant now in a garden in Scotland?
I've read that more kale, perpetual spinach and lettuce might work.
Any other ideas from more experienced veg patch owners?

Leeks would survive the winter.

Thanks bee
Can i do them from seed? Or will i need plants?

I get mine as small plants, but you could try seed as well. I did this with spring onions, an experiment due to lockdown
The planted ones were nowhere as good as the ones I eventually grew from seed.

Oh great. Thanks. I'll look at getting seeds and giving it a go.

I'm ayrshire and I have planted potatoes, leeks, red cabbages, turnips and cauliflower. I think there's more to plant but I'm new to gardening

You can also buy plug plants. I recommend the propagation place they delivered some great plug plants. I have planted seeds nearby to do succession planting and have more ready a few weeks after the initial batch

Yes, i hope to get more on the ball and think ahead with seeds planted in the greenhouse and ready to go as we harvest.

Thanks everyone