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  • Kale and broccoli for dinner.
    A dozen or so carrots.
    The last of my beans for drying, as they had been caught by the frosts a few days ago. About half were good for drying, the other half are a bit too fresh, so I've shelled them and frozen them.

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    • Just lettuce and what I think will be the last ripe GH toms.
      Location....East Midlands.

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      • Perpetual spinach.

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        • Chard, kale and carrots for tonights soup, beans will be from the freezer.
          Location....East Midlands.

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          • Leeks, kale & sprouts.

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            • Trench celery, much nicer tasting now, I tried picking it too soon before, celery soup for lunch.Click image for larger version

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              • A good sized parsnip, 4 practically perfect carrots, 2 fennel, a savoy head and a bunch of parsley

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                • A leek from the garden

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                  • In the last few days

                    Sunday. Parsnips, Carrots and JA's,
                    Monday Lettuce and the last GH toms
                    Today Cayenne peppers growing on a window sill.
                    Location....East Midlands.

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                    • A couple leeks yesterday, for dinner.
                      The leeks really bulked up well this year, considering I didn't plant the out until late June and they were well short of the recommended "pencil thickness" at the time.

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                      • Beetroot and sprouts

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                        • Some burdock roots, which I roasted for dinner.
                          Quality wasn't great. They were rather small (likely because I didn't sow them until June). The roots were also very forked (some were split into four or five), but that will be because I planted out pot-raised plants, so the taproot wasn't straight when planted. I had no choice, though. My first two direct sowings all failed, presumably something ate them, so I had to sow in pots and plant out.

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                          • A bag of carrots, a leek, a beetroot, and the one swede which actually grew an edible root (although it's only tennis ball sized).

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                            • Just emptied out one of my sweet potato pots from my conservatory.
                              Only three tubers, but they were massive. 2.3kg total from that one plant.

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                              • Dug the last of my spuds...
                                I dream of a better tomorrow, where chickens can cross the road and not be questioned about their motives....


                                ...utterly nutterly
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