top 10 well grown vegs and fruits in UK

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Re: top 10 well grown vegs and fruits in UK
« Reply #15 on: April 14, 2011, 00:01 »
thanks for your kind advices, I have decided to add runner beans, chard, french beans, peas and sweet corn....plus 2 sweet potato and 1 melon under a little DIY poly cover!
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Re: top 10 well grown vegs and fruits in UK
« Reply #16 on: April 14, 2011, 10:10 »
only plant what you like to eat is my rule really

lettuce tomato spuds peas carrots onions beetroot (if i can ever get any to grow) garlic..... cauli broccoli and sprouts for the 1st time this year and also trying parsnips for 1st time

strawberries and also going to plant more fruit bushes this year.
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Re: top 10 well grown vegs and fruits in UK
« Reply #17 on: April 14, 2011, 10:28 »
Im with Plottered,grow what you like to eat,i always do runners and climbing french bean,about 4 diff toms lettuce strawberries blackberries rhubarb blackcurrants rasberries cucumbers outdoors and indoors,oh i cant wait for the summer!!!!!Plus dont have that much room so the heavier the crop the better
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Re: top 10 well grown vegs and fruits in UK
« Reply #18 on: April 14, 2011, 10:30 »
french beans , mange tout, spring onions.... POTATOES
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Re: top 10 well grown vegs and fruits in UK
« Reply #19 on: April 14, 2011, 11:47 »
potatoes, beans, more beans, even more beans would be my staples,

fresh peas taste amazing, even if they're a pain to shell,

and i would second squash as a good option - i'm a rubbish gardener and yet have found it pretty easy to grow, and the really dense ones - Anna Schwartz, Crown Prince being the best I've grown - are a revelation in terms of taste.

Also purple sprouting broccoli, although it takes a long time, and a fair number of things seem to like eating it, tastes grrrreat.



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