Had to do a lot of watering in June as it was much drier here than in the South of England, which probably means there was more sunshine and therefore a bit warmer too.
As a result, most crops doing quite well so far - runner beans setting first pods, just picked first courgette, sweet corn growing quite strongly, squashes could do with hurrying up a bit, broad beans very good.
Have been harvesting Pentland Javelin potatoes for about a week - first time, nice spud, although probably could do with a bit longer as several too small to eat.
All to play for - July is a critical month, especially for the likes of sweetcorn and winter squashes.