[Sid]

On plot
broadbeans
o/w onions
shallots
carrots
spring onions
psb
beetroot
pak choy
first early pots
sunflowers
parsnips

Greenhouse

Peppers red/green
Chillies 4 varieties
Toms 4 varieties
Aubergines
Cauli
brussels
spring cabbage
leeks
baby gems
loose leaf lettuce
hollyhocks
marigolds
larkspur

[gazza975526570]

On the plot:

White onion
Red Onion
Rhubarb
Carrots
Peas
Raddish
Spring Onion
Beetroot
Parsnips


At Home:

Mangetout
2 x salad varieties
Mixed leaf salad
Leeks
Brussel Sprouts
Calbrese

Such a small list in comparison!!

[Christo]

On the plot:
1) Onions
2) Peas

At Home:
1)Lettuce
2)Chilli

Very small list. Feel a bit inadequate now.......

[Janeymiddlewife]

On the plot:
1) Onions
2) Pease

At Home:
1)Lettuce
2)Chilli

Very small list. Feel a bit inadequate now.......

You know what they say - small is beautiful    Anyway, I like all of those, why waste time growing lots of stuff you don't eat often, or can't look after properly? 

[Jamie Butterworth]

So far in the greenhouse:

- Beetroot, (Boltardy)
- Spring onion (white Lisbon)
- Lettuce, (Tom thumb)
- Lettuce, (Lolla Rossa)
- Chilli Pepper
- Sweet Pepper
- Geranium (mixed variety)
- Parsnips (tender and true) But think i might compst them and sow some more outside.
- Scabious,
- Carnations
- Red + White onions,
- Leeks (Autumn giant i think)
- Broad beans (quite a few varieties in paper pots)
- Sweet Peas (saved from last years)
- Tomatoes (gardeners delight)
- Heritage tomatoes (Snow white and Black Prince)
- Cucumber (Marketmore I think)

Outdoors:

- Peas (early onward)
- Onions sets
- Broad beans
- Garlic cloves

[Christine]

At home:
Oregano, parsley, thyme, Russian Sage, viola, pansy, primula.
Down the plot:
Broad beans, a few lettuce seeds under a cloche, onions and garlic.
Tomorrow:
A few carrots under a cloche against frost and peas going in trays under cloche to start out during next week.
Marginally twirly to start the brassica family and the bean family off up here.

However, there are the permanent features like rhubarb, strawberries, raspberries, assorted herbs, fruit bushes in place. So it's no way an empty plot.

[johnny5]

so far;
Carrots                                                   
sunflowers
swiss chard
Sage
Thyme
Chives
Basil
Oregano
Chervil
Dill
Coriander
Flat Leaf Parsley
Marigolds/Nasturtiums
early spuds rocket
Celery
Red Cabbage
Parsnips
Tomatoes
Chillis
Cabbage
Butternutsquash
Leeks
Cauli/Broccolli
Onions
Sping Onions
Watercress
Lemongrass
Courgette
Beetroot
Radish
Mangetout/peas
3x salad varieties
Mixed leaf salad

[Lottie Mary]

So far I've sown the following all in the conservatory:

Tomatoes (Galina)
basil
Lettuce
Courgette
Cauliflower
Leeks
Swiss chard
Pumpkin
Butternut squash
Spinach

And Charlotte, Orla and Maris Piper spuds happily chatting away.

Planning to sow some peas on the allotment tomorrow.

[DD.]

And Charlotte, Orla and Maris Piper spuds happily chatting away.

You have talking potatoes! 

[operabunny]

 

[Babstreefern]

Cukes, toms (Vanessas and Beefsteak), peppers (both bell and banana shaped ones), mammoth onions (both white and red), peas, shallots, garlic, cabbage (greyhound), dahlias, sweetpeas and rhubarb is coming up great

[fisher]

At school: shallots; sweet peas; early peas; flowers (calendular, eschscholzia. cornflower,phacelia and other insect attractors- itll be interesting to see what comes up!) ; carrots; parsnips and salad leaves.  First earlies go in next week.

At home: early peas; parsnips; salad leaves; spinach; first early potatoes (4!); sweet williams; asters; cornflower black ball; celeriac and basil.

Im interested to see some people are growing butternut squash, pumpkins etc already... are these for growing in polytunnels/greenhouse??

[DD.]

Im interested to see some people are growing butternut squash, pumpkins etc already... are these for growing in polytunnels/greenhouse??

I won't start mine until the middle of next month. I don't know where others will be growing theirs, but you'd need a very large greenhouse to accommodate one plant!