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  • rhubarb and potatoes

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    • peas, pots, runnerbeans and a few blackcurrants.

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      • Tub of mangetout - that's it. Haven't had any veg (bar salad leaves/lettuce) this year yet..

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        • A bucket of Arran pilot spuds, lettuce, beetroot and a couple of spring onions.
          Location....East Midlands.

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          • 4 and a half pounds of Rocket potatoes, a bag full of broad beans and one of peas. 4 courgettes (one nearly a marrow) and some beetroot.

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            • Mangetout.

              Next year I MUST get the hang of successional sowing. Must. I sowed all my mangetout in one hit this year (tubs)and have had three or four glorious, gluttenous weeks, and it's nearly done. I did manage to sow a second lot last week, but that won't be ready for aaaaaaaagessssss *pout*

              Ah well, never mind!

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              • Raspberries, shallots , handful of toms and.................my very first blueberries (ok so there was only three but still )
                S*d the housework I have a lottie to dig
                a batch of jam is always an act of creation ..Christine Ferber

                You can't beat a bit of garden porn

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                • Lettuce, beetroot including the tops, spring onions, a cucumber and a couple of toms.
                  Location....East Midlands.

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                  • A 'suprise' cucumber, it was hiding behind the cane

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                    • Originally posted by AntonyM View Post
                      This week ... Potatoes (Maris Peer), .
                      Personally I wouldn't have bothered - these are almost the worst potato I have tasted - (IMHO)
                      Last edited by sewer rat; 06-07-2011, 11:06 PM.
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                      Scottish by the Grace of God

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                      • More sugar snaps, purple podded mange tout, hot cayenne chillies - all for the freezer.
                        Had Striata (stripy green) and Gold Rush (yellow) courgettes in a lovely courgette risotto for dinner!
                        come visit a garden
                        or read about mine www.suburbanvegplot.blogspot.com/

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                        • Originally posted by Snadger View Post
                          Blackcurrants...........loads of em. Found it easier to prune the bushes at the same time then strip the currants off the prunings.
                          Yup, that's what I do too, on a sunny evening sitting at the garden table with a large glass of wine.

                          Also, in a previous garden, I had loads of bushes closely planted, so I would cut alternate ones to the ground on alternate years. This gave me only 50% of productive bushes each year IYSWIM, but I had more bushes in the space than recommended spacing and it was a very easy management system.

                          Am just picking courgettes on a 'late start' plot, but am happy just to have cleared it and keep it tidy for the moment. Will try the first potato plant this weekend with my little granddaughter whose green genes I am trying to cultivate.
                          Whether you think you can or whether you think you can't, you are probably right.
                          Edited: for typo, thakns VC

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                          • 6 peas, 2 toms (it's a hard year, the drought's scuppered everything )
                            All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.

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                            • Potatoes - Charlotte from bags and Kestrel from the ground - both very tasty.
                              Raspberries
                              Blackcurrants - 3 kilos
                              First lot of runner beans - red rum
                              last lot of broad beans (Sutton) - should have grown more!
                              first couple of tomatoes - maskotka, and vilma just about ready
                              perpetual spinach
                              lettuce
                              I fear no beer

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                              • Originally posted by sewer rat View Post
                                Personally I wouldn't have bothered - these are almost the worst potato I have tasted - (IMHO)
                                Agree, quite neutral in flavour, but eaten as new potatoes when small, they are OK .....but I may go back to Charlottes next year.

                                Today I have harvested my first green beans (climbers), rhubarb (will probably leave that now), beetroot, first "big" cougette of the season i.e. one we missed for a few days, and chillies.

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