Must have veg variety?

[HappyMouffe]

Sweetcorn 'Tuxedo' - nearly 100% germination and 2-3 cobs per plant, and tastes absolutely delicious!

[Naomi]

kelvedon wonder peas...just kept on going for months!

[Farmer_Gyles]

i gotta have the variety as well - but favourite has to be runner beans and french beans mainly cos we love them and had about 10 pounds from just 5 plants and they're still flowering and producing

[veg4681]

Truffles

Or chanterelle mushroom, they're oh so gorgeous.

[Snadger]

Truffles

Or chanterelle mushroom, they're oh so gorgeous.

Don't you need a pig to find truffles?

[veg4681]

No, better to train dogs, pigs will find them and eat them. I think I've started to see growing pack for truffle like you do with mushrooms. Whether it works or not is another thing.

Sorry, Truffle entry was just a joke. Chanterelle mushroom wasn't. Have you tried them? You can find them in the wild, not terribly easy to get mixed up with other dangerous mushrooms. In France, it's not uncommon to get them in restaurant (nothing too fancy if you know what I mean) but over in UK, you'd probably be expected to go these ridiculoulsy expensive posh restaurant to find them.

[SarzWix]

I'd go for carrots - Sugarsnax. The only ones which grew well for us this year, and the kids loved them so much they all want their own 'patch' to grow in next year!

[Phreddy]

Not if you know where you planted them, I think!

Phreddy

EDIT: This was supposed to be directly under Snagger's 'Pig' post.