Must have veg variety?

[Snadger]

Keep em coming! They're all going on the seed list for next year!

[Geordie]

Chereoke Trail of Tears Climbing Bean

[JennieAtkinson]

Sweetcorn - this year superb and so sweet.

[Polly Fouracre]

Chereoke Trail of Tears Climbing Bean

They sound interesting.Where did you get them from?

[Birdie Wife]

They do them here, together with lots of other heirloom varieties.

and here too, from the Real Seed company. Top banana!

[kentvegplot]

I would go for French bean 'Climbing Blue Lake' - always reliable for me, whatever the weather and still cropping, having started picking first week in July.

[skegblade]

Mine would be runner beans. Pink lady I think they're called. We had the seeds given us last year

Phil

[bramble]

It would have to be onions. Any variety would do. I use onions with so many dishes. Don't think i could do without them.

[greenlung]

I agree - onions : I grew some Japanese onions for the first time this year and they're whoppers ! So useful to have about the kitchen and hanging in plaits, a nice bit of rustic decoration too.

[valmarg]

Sorry, no can do - not just one fruit/veg. Variety, maybe, but not just one fruit or veg. And I have given a lot of thought to it, but I want/need them all!!

valmarg

[hawthorns]

white lisbon spring onions

[Matt.]

Gardeners delight cherry tomatoes

[Two_Sheds]

Chereoke Trail of Tears Climbing Bean

...but not good fresh, a bit tough and stringy...fabulous dried though, and prolific

BTW.that doesn't count as my choice. I'd have Barlotta Lingua de Funco (or something). Lovely big red French Bean, looks like a sausage, delicious steamed, and provides big fat speckled egg-like beans if you dry it.

[sewer rat]

Not asking for much are you Snadger, but after careful consideration I have plumped for onions too. Variety Jagro which has produced over and above all expectations this year, with a large percentage of the sets growing into onions between 500g - 700g. Planted in drills at end of February, hand weeded once and not touched since - in fact you can't see them for weeds!

[bramble]

Hi Rat, never heard of that variety before. Could you let me know where you purchased them.