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The very first thing that I have ever grown myself - a raddish. I didn't think that I liked raddish but this one tasted wonderful - nothing like the bitter slices I remembered as a child! I can't wait now for everything else to be ready.
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mint and some Durham Early cabbges as greens, they have taken ges to grow and I needed the space. Tasted lovely!
Last pulling of the rhubarb for rhubarb crumbleLast edited by hamsterqueen; 13-06-2010, 08:32 PM.Comment
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3 1/2 lbs of strawberries
Lets teach kids to cook.
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Beet spinach, broad beans (soooo tasty!!!), All Year Round lettuce (triffid sized after all that rain) and the one globe artichoke that we managed to grow!If it ain't broke...fix it til it is!
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first crops of the season and it was strawberries about 5 of them and they tasted divine!Comment
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A strawberry, some calvolo nero and itty bitty broad beans. Oh and radishes. I have many, many radishes.The Impulsive Gardener
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I have picked this weekend.....
in north Manchester....
spinach for canneloni
coriander for carrot and coriander soup
purple radish
lollo rosso
chives for in my mashed potato
rhubarb for crumble
mmmmmmm....................Comment
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Garlic..........now drying and surprisingly big bulbs . Well chuffed
S*d the housework I have a lottie to dig
a batch of jam is always an act of creation ..Christine Ferber
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Some yummy first early spuds and some dill to go with my salmon.AKA AngieComment
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Rainbow radish, spinach,mangetout, lettuce and pea sprouts for my lunchtime salad. Oh and mint to go in the (shop bought) new pots!Gardening forever- housework wheneverComment
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Yesterday I picked two lovely yellow courgettes, grown by OHMy hopes are not always realized but I always hope (Ovid)
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pak choi, mizuna, beetroot leaves, spring onions which all went into a fritada along with the freebie eggs from a lady i gave some tomato plants to, with a side salad of lollo rosso and romaine. yummy. first proper meal of the year
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12kg rhubarb for more cordial
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Scottish by the Grace of God
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Spring onions, spring onions, spring onions.My hopes are not always realized but I always hope (Ovid)
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broad beans
peas
Strawbs
black kale
baby carrot
an onion
Globe artichokes
Was chuffed to nuts, especially with carrot, have never grown a carrot before and they didn't even fork or have flies in, yay! haven't sown nearly enogh though!Comment
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