[barbarella]

If I were to cross anything off my list, it's got to be aubergines.  Last year I grew Calliope F1 outdoors and was successful but all other varieties never amount to anything and just take up greenhouse space.

This is my first year with aubergines and I am very pleased with my crop of Black Beauty aubergines in the greenhouse.  I gave my neighbour a couple of plants which she has grown on her south facing patio - they are doing well, though smaller than mine.

[paintedlady]

Peas are on their last chance next year, but I am going to try dwarf ones, grown under enviromesh tunnels

and how do the bees get in to pollinate the flowers?   

[mumofstig]

Peas are self fertile and so do not need bees for pollination  

[paintedlady]

   well I didn't know that - you learn something new every day LOL

[boosh]

The amount of spuds i grow and i'll stick to just 2 types Foremost and a Maincrop, undecided as yet.
Courgettes,
Autum sown peas, i'll stick to spring sowings.
Radish as im the only one that eats them so i'll sow a small pot at home.