What is your most successful crop ever?

[cottage garden]

Guess who is planning next year already!?

I am curious to know what crops seem to work best.

My most successful crop probably is my anya potatoes, mainly because they are so delicious but also because they are so heavy cropping. two years ago I produced amazing pumpkins from atlantic giant seeds but this year they are pants....too much wet weather I guess.

[shirlthegirl43]

Most successful thing I have grown (only started last year) is my Cayenne chilli. Superb plant which has hardly been out of flower and production since June/July last year!! Just need to get brave enough to cook with the produce!

[OverWyreGrower]

I've had good crops of Feltham First peas - lovely and sweet, and my courgettes, which I'm not sure what variety, and also my hybrid cucumbers are going great guns.... all 4 plants have between 6 - 10 cucs on them

[mellonmellow]

Lettuce grows extremely well where I live.

[Nicos]

Well last year it was courgettes and this year spuds!!
Forgot to say- rhubarb and gooseberries too this year so far!

[Snadger]

Dwarf french bean 'The Prince' did really well for me last year! Plants grown from a single packet of seeds I bought from Netto for 19p gave me about 20 carrier bags full of succulent beans throughout the season!

This year they're crap!

[clubroot]

hi been growing marrows badger f1 cross for about three years now and they never fail plenty of water when the weather is hot not much chance of that this summer.

[bubblewrap]

This year (so far)Broard beans, Japanese onions & cauliflowers

[NSB]

I've never grown cauliflowers before and I bought 8 seedlings form a cheap nursery and I am just about to cut the last one tomorow all were so tasty and amazing, it was nice giving them away to people.

I havent grown giant sunflowers before and most of the seeds took and I have to thin them out I have 10 which are about 7 ft now.

[Sebbster]

At the moment Annabelle early pots, great taste and lots of them.

Also, I have to say, Bedfordshire Champion onions, not 1 has bolted and we've had some weird weather. I have about 150 of them so very happy.

[Two_Sheds]

year in year out reliability...Chard. It just goes on and on, it looks pretty (red, silver, yellow and orange stalks), tastes good and stands thru most of the year

[Vegmonkey]

The courgette plant last year was amazingly productive. This year, the sunflowers, radishes, spinach and endive have all gone nuts.

[DirtDobber]

Beans here and tomatoes...I love beans so I plant tons of them and eat them fresh, give them to a neighbor and I already have about 25 bags in the freezer...that sounds like a lot but we eat green beans every week...we love them...

[bramble]

Peas, Early Onward, and my carrots in containers. Last year did Paramex or Paris Market, this year did stump rooted variety Scarlet Horn. Both were a great success and the taste so amasingly different to the shop ones.

[clubroot]

hi been growing marrows badger f1 cross for about three years now and they never fail plenty of water when the weather is hot not much chance of that this summer.

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