[Teapot]

We have a little kale left about 3 swede and some leeks (very thin).  Should we dig up  the leeks now? Quite new at this.
 

[New shoot]

Missed your post Teapot    Yes - harvest your leeks as they will start flowering and going to seed once it warms up 

Slim pickings here as well, but at least there is something. The second to last January King cabbage and the last few mustard greens.  Signs of hope though with the first pick of PSB, Sutherland kale and a few perpetual spinach leaves   

Got a lovely bunch of daffs to bring home as well 

[angelavdavis]

Nice harvest thanks to the couple of warmer days last week at the plot:

[richy]

We had our very last parsnip that we had stored, nothing left now, bring on the summer.

[lettice]

Just picked leeks, spinach, baby carrots and lettuce from the greenhouse

[mjpalin]

one lonely little parsnip that I found when digging the bean trench today!

[Herb]

The last of the leeks

Plenty chopped up and in the freezer though, so will be eating them for a bit yet.

[Azazello]

Took the first bit of rhubarb today. Luvverly.

[angelavdavis]

Loads of psb and chard.

[Wiltshire Worms]

4 radishes....more ready

[Lottiman]

Two lots of asparagus this week yum yum, just must not pick to much as it's our first year of picking.

[AnneB]

Enough purple sprouting broccoli for one family serving.  Which is very welcome.

[ThePragmatist]

Someone else harvested a large bunch of sorrel from my plot yesterday. Made me so angry when I realised!

[Sweetpea C]

I so want to be able to contribute to this thread but as I'm new to growing veg it's going to be a while. However,  my husband and I had a rocket leaf each yesterday and it was delicious (hardly lunch and please don't laugh but it is a start!) 

[devonbarmygardener]

Anything harvested can be counted Caroline

Spinach (perpetual) is all I've got ready to pick - and that was overwintered!!