[Coach]

Potatoes:: only growing first and second earlies this year, beat the blight!!!

Leeks::      Luv um!!!

Runners::  I grow so many I give them away!!!

[Jabberwock]

Only 3 ..................this is so hard    !!

1. Parsnips
2. Peas
3. Potatoes

[tosca100]

Only 3 ..................this is so hard    !!

1. Parsnips
2. Peas
3. Potatoes

Isn't it?

Due to lack of space...tomatoes, runners and beetroot. I think!

[JayG]

Sweetcorn; for me a clear winner in the home-grown v supermarket bought test.

Runner beans; easy, tasty, prolific.

Parsnips; can be a bit of a challenge at first, but a great veg to be able to dig out of the ground in the middle of winter.

[vet]

Cape gooseberries,strawberries & beans. The first two 'cos I love to think of how much I'm saving when I see the price in the shops & beans 'cos I love 'em & they just keep coming

[Kazlar]

1. Tatties - coz they are easy to grow and taste so good cooked just after digging them up
2. Tomatoes - taste so much better than shop bought
3. Onions - as I use loads of these in cooking

[Jonajo]

1  - Tomatoes; a much greater variety than in the shops, infinitely better flavour and MUCH MUCH cheaper

2 - purple sprouting broccoli -  so easy to grow and so nutty and tasty. And again far too expensive in shops. A real gourmet vegetable

3 - carrots; the flavour in a home grown and freshly picked carrot arguably gives the greatest taste differential between those you can buy in shops.

[mr Isaccs]

Sweetcorn
Leeks
and parsnips.
  Oh and sweetcorn again

[hamstergbert]

Climbing beans incl runners
Courgettes
Tomatoes

....but narrowing it down to just three?  That's like trying to nominate your favourite three lines from a Shakespeare sonnet!

[Lulu]

Blimey! what a hard choice to make. My choice would be (for now anyway)

peas - love to see them flower, then watch the pods grow and then there is the eating
Hooligan squash - because they always surprise me with how yummy they are and how mad they spread on the lottie
Raspberries - never thought I would grow them succesfully and they are so yummy and much cheaper than those in the shops

[digalotty]

im going for,
spuds       any home grown spuds are great
swiss chard     i would have never tasted it if i didnt grow it myself
rocket           why not?


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