Today I harvested - 2015

[vixylix]

2 courgettes, lettuce, loads of basil, radishes, the first of my spring onions (finally - they've taken longer to grow than the massive red onions?!) and lots of sugar snap peas

[maverick451]

A bit of Glut of tomatoes


So I made some pasta sauce

[Scarlet]

Mine are bubbling away too

[skeggijon]

2 Louisa Cucumbers, 2 carrier bags of assorted Tomatoes, a couple of courgettes and a handful of DFBs

[Martin H]

From the greenhouse, a mini-glut of tomatoes and two lovely ripe peppers, "King of the North" and "Orange Bell".

[Tiny Allotment]

paul

[Scarlet]

Runner beans for tea

[CaptainBurrito]

Mange tout. 4 varieties.

I staggered the sowing some i've got ones finishing, at their peak, producing, just starting. Grew plenty more too that are still growing, hopefully they produce before it gets too cold. Growing many different ones so i know which ones i like best for the future.

The purple / black one is a bit tougher but is a fun colour. The other 3 all had their strengths.

[CaroleL]

Yesterday - two courgettes, one of which was a bit of a monster, three mini cucumbers, one of which had been hiding at the back and is a bit huge, and my very first runner beans. Maybe not enough beans for a whole serving, but I'll pop 'em in the steamer with something else, along with those couple of French beans.
The courgettes went straight from the garden to the slicer, and were pickled and in jars within a couple of hours, before anyone could accidentally eat them

[Ovce domácí]

When I get home Ill be picking caulies out for tonight to be steamed and mashed for tea.

[vixylix]

My first baby corn (huge and delicious), more sugarsnaps and my rocket potatoes (very exciting!!)

[jonny the plant pot]

Tomato on bruchetta for tea

[SusieG]

Jonny, I hate you! Lol not really, just soooo envious of your gorgeous looking RED toms!
They look lip-smacking good - Enjoy!

[jonny the plant pot]

Thankyou SusieG had some the other night and really enjoyed them.

[bramble]

They look great Johnny, love the stripey ones. What variety are they?