[Beetroot queen]

we have had what we cant grow, how about a what can we grow instead

Focus on the good

We can grow fabulous red cabbages, we dont do anything more than throw them in and water



We also last year grew the best butternut squash I have ever seen, lovely sized and the taste was obviously amazing 



and lastly we are doing very well with Alpine strawberries

No pic of these

They must be the three best crops so far

not forgetting my spring onions 

[flitwickone]

cracking veg there well done spring onions look spot on

[DD.]

Peas.


And peas.

[granjan]

They all look wonderful 

What's the secret to growing good spring onions?  I always fail miserably. 

[peapod]

Peas
And spuds
And onions
And swede
And carrots
And snips

[mumofstig]

Potatoes, peas & sugarsnaps, squash/pumpkins and sweetcorn have done very well here for the last few years  and mustn't forget the toms in the greenhouses 

[colleensj]

So far just peas and tomatoes...   
But hopefully lots more stuff next year. Very new to this. Gotta learn how to do it and time it all perfectly.

I love looking at all the pics on here of everyones crops...well done to you all, must be nice to see all your hard work pay off  :happy:

[Plottered]

i seem to be good with

tomatoes
spuds
chillis
peppers

and i can add onions this year or was it just a fluke?

[goodegg]

i can grow lovely cues, cabbage, caulis ,peas by the ton, beans, snips but my so called yellow beans kentucky wonder are no such wonder they are green . on the packet they are canary yellow,am still waiting for the colour to change but i recon they will dry first . spuds courgettes i think anyone can grow them lettuce

[Snap Dragon]

Sprouts!!

I had some very complementary and envious comments last year which was great considering it was the first year I grew them 

I can also grow weeds with little or no effort at all!   

[hamstergbert]

salad leaves, rhubarb, salad leaves, courgettes, salad leaves, runner and other climbing beans, salad leaves, toms, and salad leaves. Oh, and salad leaves.

[Sid]

Brussels,cabbage some lettuce,
French beans,runnerbeans
Broad beans,carrots
Celeriac,peas,onions
Borlottie beans,shallots

[bigben]

I was really pleased last year with my sturon onions that were very big. This year I got a really good crop of garlic where I had used seed garlic. I tried to plant a mix of seed garlic and supermarket stuff. They all appeared to do ok but when I lifted them the seed stuff was much bigger. I am keeping half a dozen bulbs to plant as seed garlic in October.

[Beetroot queen]

what a mix, lettuce would have made my list last year but this year we have failed to get a single head, they all bolt while tiny  I should be in the cant grow post with that