[New shoot]

You know its spring, when just as the winter fare is starting to look a bit sparse, the first of the early crops start coming good  



Anyone else spotted anything on their plot  

[arugula]

Don't know if you can count wild garlic, although I planted it. Its the first edible new growth showing.

[New shoot]

If you are going to eat it you can 

[DD.]

Second pulling of rhubarb today - 18 sticks - that's 32 in total already!

[mumofstig]

I picked my first rhubarb today   can't beat homegrown can you  

you beat me to it every year Dave, I wonder what variety your early one is 

[DD.]

I don't know. We acquired it with Mrs Digger's plot.

It hardly dies down fully over winter and is always the first on the site. Most of the others, mine included, are just showing leaf.

[arugula]

No sign of rhubarb plant here, maybe we really did kill it last year.... 

[sarajane]

Don't know if you can count wild garlic, although I planted it. Its the first edible new growth showing.

Me tooooo.  Also been picking the rhubarb for 2 weeks now and had about 5 crumbles already.  I do have 3 big plants though.

[carlrmj]

The broad beans are about 3 inches high ,and there are onions and shallots showing.

There is some rhubarb which i shall pick tomorrow.

[sunshineband]

ooooh asparagus , new shoot... won't be long before you can eat it 


(No sign of mine yet, I looked yesterday. I'll have to tell it your is already up so ... come on!!!!!  )

[DD.]

Pleased mine is not shooting yet as I hoed the top off the bed two days ago!

[Mrs Bee]

No sign of rhubarb plant here, maybe we really did kill it last year.... 

Don't give up hope yet. I thought I had done for mine, in a pot 'cos plot space not ready yet, not sign of life, and spotted it this morning poking its leaves out
Won't get any for a while and will have to share Ma's but thrilled that it isn't brown bread

We have salad and rocket ready now and half abed of leeks and spring onions.
Broad beans are a good size and the strawberries have colonised the garden like the bloomng triffids. All the runners all over and no idea which of the 4 varieties they are. Ho hum