[Enfield Glen]

Lady Cristl potatoes from over the allotment, grown under old plastic roofing, No more shop bought potatoes!!!

[SimonF1]

Cut the first lettuce at the weekend and will pull up some more radishes today. Just had a week of rain with two sunny days - the weeds are loving it.

[Aled]

First radishes!

[Ema]

Radishes, mustard leaves, pak choi and strawberries

[snowdrops]

2 punnets of strawberries from the greenhouse, they’ve done brilliantly this year

[DD.]

Kent Blue Mangetout from the greenhouse.

[Enfield Glen]

First Peas, although needed to do yet more Pigeon protection as tehy have now started sitting on top of them.

[snowdrops]

Yesterday was more strawberries,this time from the plot.

[polo71]

Harvested the elephant garlic today good harvest only lost 1 plant. Will be sending some to the seed circle as long as I have no problem in the drying stage.

[goose]

wow those garlic look amazing!  I dug up mine...rather below par, but most useable

[Thrutchington]

First proper harvest of the season, ten roots of swift first earlier that needed lifting due to brown leaf spot, tubers ok, few small scab marks. About a third if the garlic, which is circa 50 bulbs (we use a lot in cooking) that i will get out in the sun this coming week. Salad stuff - spring onions, radishes and carrots. Hoping to be pulling blackcurrants off the bushes soon.

[snowdrops]

Sunday, plenty of strawberries & we’ve been having a few raspberries but today there were more than a handful. Plenty more strawberries to come,  think the jam pan is going to have to come out this week 

[Ema]

I’m having the year of the raspberries, punnets of them have gone in the freezer!

Picked the first artichokes today

[Thrutchington]

An early start today, on the plot at half six in the morning before work to pull up the remaining garlic and two crops of first earlies - red duke of York and sharpes express. Imminent rain this week meant they needed to come out of the ground. Some minor disease on the potato plants, consistent with black leg, but most of the tubes ok. Garlic nice and healthy and very potent on the nose!

[Subversive_plot]

Kent Blue Mangetout from the greenhouse.

I learn a lot about differences in terminology on each side of the pond every time I log in to allotment-garden.org

We call them snow peas in the States.  Mange tout (eat all) makes sense too.  We just ate the last of ours this past weekend (too hot for them now).

[Edited by Subversive_plot, because Subversive_plot kant spel]