Favourites and why?

[Jono]

Perpetual Spinach - so easy, reliable, versatile and crops for months and months.
Squashes - expensive in the shops, versatile, attractive and keep well for ages.
Strawberries - you can't beat the taste of a homegrown strawb.
Rhubarb - first fresh fruit of the year is always welcome, and a lot of fun to cook with.

Best thing about GYO is that the next crop is always your favourite.

[Martin H]

Potatoes. I love potatoes. I'm looking forward to a homegrown Irish Mixed Grill!

(Boiled potatoes, roast potatoes, mashed potatoes and chips).

[daviddevantnhisspiritwife]

I enjoy anything the slugs are kind enough to allow me to sample.

I always find cucumbers a chore until I am eating it fresh off the plant and I remember the shop bought ones don't come close on flavour.

I am hopeful I can answer french beans next year

[Vince G]

There's nothing so succulent and juicy as my melons!

[eirish]

PEAS! Can't believe nobody's said peas yet. Lovely plants, quick to grow, and soooooooo tasty straight off the vine.

[VirginVegGrower]

PEAS! Can't believe nobody's said peas yet. Lovely plants, quick to grow, and soooooooo tasty straight off the vine.

Yes peas! If I could only get enough home.

[Brett_Haughan]

PEAS! Can't believe nobody's said peas yet. Lovely plants, quick to grow, and soooooooo tasty straight off the vine.

Couldn't agree more!

[Jono]

I've grown more peas than usual this year. I think it is because I got interested in heritage varieties. There's something nostalgic about a garden pea.

[veggiechicken]

What's your favourite Brett?

[snakeshack]

peas,climbing peas much more crop for your area,grow 10 ft high and crop for weeks,I like alderman or victorian collosal climbing

[darcyvuqua]

I've been looking at getting some purple podded peas for next year