What are you not going to grow next year?

What veg have you fallen out with?

I am not growing broccolli/calebrase again, it takes too much room up for too little return and you can miss the right time to crop in hours. My turnips constantly let me down and I know some of you will be appalled, but I am getting rid of all of my soft fruit bar the strawberries.

No more redcurrents, blackcurrents, gooseberries and raspberries, they take too much room up for the space that they take and raspberries run like weeds.

No cucumbers, we don't eat enough to make it worth the effort.

Carrots.
Broccoli.
Raspberries.

Jerusalem artichokes - growing like weeds..  I think I've finally cleared them now.

I've been saying that for 7 seasons now  and they're still there.   

Off to the big compost bin in the sky this year.

Thornless backberry : Waste of space, doesn't ripen properly and the odd berry I've saved from the vermin are bitter.
Summer Raspberry Canes : I've managed 1 good crop off these in 5 years. If Im not untangling the bindweed from them I'm pulling out suckers from the raised beds.
Garlic : No allium leaf miner this year but after 6 months in the ground the bulbs were smaller than the cloves I planted.
Gala Apple : It's is to apples what a cheese sandwich made with mild cheddar and white sliced supermarket value bread is to lunch. There's nothing wrong with it - but there's nothing right either.
Bramley Apple : It's a tip bearing decease magnet. I thought I could tame it, I was wrong.
Beans (broad/runner/french) : Try as I might they just wont grow properly in my sand pit. 
Half the asparagus bed, the novelty has worn off and they just taste green anyway.

On their last written warning
Rhubarb crowns - just 500g off 3 crowns this year. They were struggling in the sand pit anyway but being covered by next doors overhanging laylandii makes things just too dry for them.


I'll be growing a lot more lawn next season 

A 35 foot double row of runners beans

Weeds. 

I wish! LOL

Any form of achocha, cucamelons, spiny melons or weird cucumber relatives that grown into massive amounts of foliage and not enough fruit to make them worth the bother, or we don't actually even like them

Cucamelons. Red currants. Spinach.

Peas.  Fed up with pea weavil    I'll just buy premium ones for the freezer.