Get yer gardening fork out & start working on your soil, if you have any rotten organic material in your garden dig that in to lighten the soil up and help it drain.
Are you able to start your plants in pots or do you have to plant the seeds straight in the ground? if you can grow them in pots for the first few weeks I reccomend getting a few bags of new horizon peat free organic growbag (for fruit/tomatoes). you shpuld be able to pick up atleast 3 bags for under a tenner, some places cost more, some are less. work your soil (but dont over work it) so its lighter & better draining as you dont want compact poorly drained soil. then lightly dig in the grow bags so you have a few inches on top. once your girls in the pots (if you can grow in pots to start) have shown sex plant them into te growund you worked. and you wont need to do much else other than keep them watered. and I definelty reccomend you get some liquid seaweed to go tierh your waterings every few weeks.
If you have to start directly in the ground this wont be the best way to start as the compost is to hot for seeds/seedlings.
also this is only one of a million ways to go and im sure tere will be lots of offers of help for you. your definely in the right place though
Are you able to start your plants in pots or do you have to plant the seeds straight in the ground? if you can grow them in pots for the first few weeks I reccomend getting a few bags of new horizon peat free organic growbag (for fruit/tomatoes). you shpuld be able to pick up atleast 3 bags for under a tenner, some places cost more, some are less. work your soil (but dont over work it) so its lighter & better draining as you dont want compact poorly drained soil. then lightly dig in the grow bags so you have a few inches on top. once your girls in the pots (if you can grow in pots to start) have shown sex plant them into te growund you worked. and you wont need to do much else other than keep them watered. and I definelty reccomend you get some liquid seaweed to go tierh your waterings every few weeks.
If you have to start directly in the ground this wont be the best way to start as the compost is to hot for seeds/seedlings.
also this is only one of a million ways to go and im sure tere will be lots of offers of help for you. your definely in the right place though
