[Mr Dog]

New for me this year are achocha (thanks to M. Cholet), a couple of tomato varieties and a 'furry' cucumber (carosello).

[Mrs Bee]

Oh yes, I forgot I am going to try cucumelon too.

[snowdrops]

I forgot, I will be trying all the new squashes kindly provided by Surbie

[Markw]

I love to try new things each year' for this year I will be trying to grow

Bozeman Watermelons from Montana
Green Nutmeg Honeydew Melons
Kajari Melons

Chicago Pickling Cucumber
Snow's Fancy Pickling Cucumber

Southern Giant Curled Mustard
Brown Goldring Lettuce
Greek Maroulli Cos Lettuce

Pinto Bean   - Nodak

I expect it could all end it tears Lol.

[surbie100]

I forgot, I will be trying all the new squashes kindly provided by Surbie

I am now really hoping nothing squirmed through my net bags and they are ok! 

I love to try new things each year' for this year I will be trying to grow

Kajari Melon

I expect it could all end it tears Lol.

Ooooooooh, I love the look of those and have only just managed to not buy seeds. Will be really interested to see how they do for you.

[snowdrops]

Surbie, I will enjoy growing them no matter how they turn out,I will bepreparing a lasagne bed for them as soon as I can.

[Markw]

Surbie 100
If you would like some seeds please PM me and I will stick some in the post for you, more informaion can be found about them on this site. I must say they do look interesting http://northwoodseeds.com/Kajari_Melon.htm   

[cadalot]

Thanks to the seed circle there are more things to try than I have room for, and the seed parcel is also coming my way  decisions, decision, decisions, and acquiring lots of Flower Buckets for some of the bed overspill

[Christine]

I have some heirloom sweet peas and am going to let them stand to ripen for seed next year. That'll be my new for 2015. 

[ghost61]

Tomatillo.  Also some long, long courgettes from Sicily, because you can never have enough courgettes.   

[Alifink]

Well this is my first full year so almost everything is new for me.

Must unusual is chicory for next winter in the dark garage, never even tasted it before but it just sounds mad growing something in total darkness.

[LotuSeed]

Kidney beans for me! And a larger area for black turtle beans.

[LotuSeed]

Tomatillo.  Also some long, long courgettes from Sicily, because you can never have enough courgettes.   

Make sure you grow more than one tomatillo plant as they aren't self pollinating. They don't have to be different varieties, more than one of the same type will do.

[megoodself]

This year I'm going to try and grow Chickpeas, I saw an article and if nothing else they look attractive and maybe the bees will like the flowers. 
I’m also going to try Aubergine’s and a heritage tomato both of which have already started to emerge in the spare room – hope I’m not jumping the gun with starting this early.

[thatshallot]

This year I am trying Celtuce, don't know if anyone else has tried this before?
 And I'm attempting a few different Squashes. Tried to grow Turks Turban last year, had plenty of flowers, and plant seemed pretty healthy but none of the fruit set