Ideas Needed

[Shroomy]

Want to pick the brains of all members if i can
Looking for ideas of unsuall but worthwhile veg to grow this year
Something thats different but very edible and stands out If there is such a product
Got my amish toms and scotland yellow a big thank you to polly for them
So my toms are sorted any ideas please all welcome except for spuds lol

[Nicos]

different coloured carrots?
purple curly Kale?

[rustylady]

Purple podded peas and climbing beans?

[Shroomy]

Purple Mange tout in the order box

[Deano's "Diggin It"]

Cauliflower "Romanesco Natalino"

[veggiechicken]

Tromboncino squash

[Bren In Pots]

Purple podded peas

[chilli_grower]

indian moong bean plant

[Shroomy]

Tromboncino squash

Oh Veggiechicken thats fantastic they are defo on the list lol thank you

[BionicBarb]

Tomatillos, 2plants last uyear. massive crop, great for salsas and chutneys and chilli.

[RaptorUK]

Want to pick the brains of all members if i can
Looking for ideas of unsuall but worthwhile veg to grow this year
Something thats different but very edible and stands out If there is such a product

I have a packet of Sea Kale seeds to try this year, they will go in next to my Asparagus bed after being raised to a reasonable size in the greenhouse.

[hellybore]

I have a packet of Sea Kale seeds to try this year, they will go in next to my Asparagus bed after being raised to a reasonable size in the greenhouse.

i grew sea kale last year, but they only got a few inches tall and now seem to have disappeared altogether, so growing to a reasonable size in the greenhouse seems a good idea.

In answer to the original question, I also grew oca last year (oxalis tuberosa) and they are tasty and easy to grow - they are cute knobbly little tubers and you can also eat the leaves in salads.

[rary]

I would go for rainbow chard just started growing this a couple of seasons ago and find it a great veg. that lasts from one year to the next

[RedThorn]

Cape gooseberry/Phyllis careful, can be a bit of a triffid

[spanish_gardener]

Cardoon (Cynara cardunculus) easiest veggie I have ever grow here. It looks like an artichoke, but the flavour is totally different.

Cardoon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia