[snowdrops]

1/2 a punnet of tomatoes, 3 of the largest cucumbers & a huge trug full of mixed French beans

Turned out to be 5 1/2 lbs of French beans & that was just the tunnel ones, still need another harvest from the outside ones 

[Candide]

No toms yet - they're St Pierre and in the greenhouse.  Maybe being French they need special treatment:  a drop of absinthe in a foliar spray rather than Epsom salts.
French beans are thriving though.

[vikingraider]

Another Cauli and pointy cabbage today and a few onions that escaped the leaf miner

[snowdrops]

This morning I managed to clear the glut of cucumbers by giving them away. Just back from a tunnel visit with ……….
8 cucumbers 

[snowdrops]

Decided to get up a couple of roots of Charlotte’s weighed in at 3.8kg. Went back this evening & got the rest of the Charlotte’s up, not weighed them yet but some were enormous, some very odd shapes though.

[Candide]

Last year i got probs 2 courgettes and 1 feed of beans.  This year, the beans have gone into overdrive:  runnners and 3 colours of French.  Courgettes not quite so productive - they're yellow ones and heard that's the way they are.

[vikingraider]

A couple of yellow courgettes, peas and a cauli. Also dug up a King Edward potato plant to see what they were like since most of the foliage has died back. Around 15 useable tatties off it

[Hampshire Hog]

Last night I collected some runner beans and french beans from the plot.
Picked tomatoes at home too.
It’s pouring now so think I will hide indoors.

[snowdrops]

Picking this afternoon for garden clubs show tomorrow so
Beetroot, more than I need but got 2x 3 usable for the show out of them
Tomatoes by the 100 but as above
Cucumbers almost as above
Peppers , 3 for the show couple to eat now
Blueberries,most I’ve ever harvested this year ver the last 2 weeks
Longest runner bean
2 x gladioli for  members only new class, 2 entries
Forgot the French beans 
Tray of courgettes but managed 2 for show
Loads of runner beans but not putting them in, need to check what our show growers enter
Few dahlias, but broke a couple of stems so not going to enter any, plus I ran out of steam by 9 pm as I’ll be there from 7:30 a.m til gone 9 p.m. tomorrow 
A large melon  polish my halo

[Subversive_plot]

Kentucky Wonder Wax beans.

[vikingraider]

Harvested my first sweetcorn yesterday and dug up another potato plant

[KalisDad]

Lifted our onions from the plot and picked a silly amount of broadbeans, picked some sweet corn, courgette black beauty, ron di nice, peas and beetroot, next week we have a gala day so up to tidy around the edge, donate some produce to the food barrow,the BBQ and the local foodbank who we supply with fresh organic fruit and veg

[Subversive_plot]

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers...

Well, it's really just a bowl of peppers, not a peck.  And they aren't pickled, not yet. They are Biquinho peppers, and I will pickle them, to make "sweety drops".

[vikingraider]

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers...

Well, it's really just a bowl of peppers, not a peck.  And they aren't pickled, not yet. They are Biquinho peppers, and I will pickle them, to make "sweety drops".

They look great! How spicy are they?

[Subversive_plot]

Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers...

Well, it's really just a bowl of peppers, not a peck.  And they aren't pickled, not yet. They are Biquinho peppers, and I will pickle them, to make "sweety drops".

They look great! How spicy are they?

They are very mild, though they do have a barely noticeable degree of heat. They are at the very lowest category of the Scoville index.  I only notice a hint of heat when I actually concentrate while eating one of the Biquinho peppers raw.  I first ate these as a sweet pickled pepper (sweety drop, in a salad) and didn't notice any heat at all.