Once the seedlings get to around 8 inches, you can transplant into the ground. They like nice and deep well drained soil that has been manured or well composted prior to planting. When you plant them don’t fill the hole with soil, fill it with water otherwise the Leek will be gritty when eaten.

The Courgettes will need a propagator this time of year to germinate the seeds. Its still a little early to plant outside, so once they have sprouted you can leave them in pots inside and slowly introduce them outdoors as the spring weather kicks in.

You won’t need many plants as they produce a fair amount of fruit per plant. Also when planting keep out of the wind as they aren’t that hardy.

I only wanted something to store a few garden tools and shelter from the rain etc…but unless i fix it to the floor, which isn’t a problem really, it’ll be gone after the sort of winds we’ve been getting.

That’s what you get when you buy a cheap shed i guess.

If it has no floor and it’s the lightweight variety you find in your back garden you are going to have to fix it down onto that floor.

There’s a real danger of it blowing away.