Find out what vegetables to plant in November in the UK by browsing this helpful collection of seeds. Mustard leaves make a nutritious addition to sandwiches and stir fries, while our range of windowsill gardening crops will allow you to keep growing through the winter. If you’re not sure what to sow in November, hardy broad bean seeds are an excellent choice. Get some autumn-planting onions and shallot sets in the ground this month to make the most of any outside space.
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Pea ‘Douce Provence’ is a hardy variety that can be sown in November and overwintered with a protective cloche or fleece. The resulting crop is beautifully sweet and the plants don’t need staking. Read our expert advice on growing veg from seed to pick up handy tips and see our Frequently Asked Questions below.
Some of the best seeds to sow and grow on a bright windowsill this month include sprouting Alfalfa seeds, cress, beansprouts and fenugreek shoots.
The best broad bean variety for overwintering is ‘Aquadulce Claudia’. ‘The Sutton’ and ‘De Monica’ can also be sown in November.
Sprouting seeds such as alfalfa, beansprouts and fenugreek, could all be grown in a conservatory so long as it’s frost-free.