Spring Garden Tour Victoria Australia, Vegetable Gardening, Three Barrow Farm 

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Thank you so much Brooke! It feels like winter again, but hopefully it warms up soon. Have a wonderful week! Amy x

Thank you! It's a bit of work but so worth all the hours put into growing everything and so good for the soul. I hope your garden is doing well.

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Hi, I don’t plant brassicas in spring generally but when I do I make sure the calcium levels are high enough in the soil so the bugs don’t eat the plants. However, brassicas grow better as an autumn to winter crop in my area and there aren’t any cabbage moths and such around. Snail and slugs are probably the ones that might attack the plants, although as I said before, if calcium levels are good in your soil they shouldn’t attack your plants. Bugs don’t like calcium, so when you see them eating a plant it generally means that plant is low in calcium. Brassicas need a lot of calcium and strip a lot from the soil so you need to replenish the calcium levels after every growing season with lime and dolomite or gypsum. Hope that helps!