[Potty Plotty Lotty]

1) Beetroot
2) Purple Climbing Bean (specifically Cosse Violette)
3) Soft Fruit (redcurrants, raspberries & blackberries)

What have been your 3 biggest successes this year?

[Twitch]

Hello,

Mine are:

• Tomatoes, and still going strong in the Tunnel
• Potatoes, Have a t least 6 sack fulls plus the one's left in planters for the seasanol time
• Cabbages, various kinds. Can't give them away

[Flowertot]

1 Potatoes of all varieties
2 onions and shallots
3 French beans
    

[MrsPea]

Onions, carrots and soft fruit,runner beans were good 
Tomatoes got white fly for the second year running in the greenhouse, never again, cucumbers weren't to bad beetroot did swell loads of foliage but no bottoms   

[Fairy Plotmother]

Beetroot, Butternut Squash and tomatoes are the best 3 for me.

[ghost61]

Blueberries, beetroot, asparagus

[Comfreypatch]

Tomatoes in greenhouse
Runner beans
Squashes

[Wiltshire Worms]

we have done ok on everything really..

best 3  though
sweetcorn  onions..carrots

nicest surprise though was a silver achievement award from the council...totally unexpected..very pleased

[chillimummy]

Best for me has been;
Potatoes, really happy with amount and varieties
First year growing dwarf french beans and can't believe how many you get!
Tomatoes in greenhouse. First year having a greenhouse and although slow ripening, very happy with amount and quality   

[Fairy Plotmother]

Beetroot, Butternut Squash and tomatoes are the best 3 for me.

May I have 1 more....I must tell everyone that cauliflowers are great this year. I planted  only 8......but we have eaten/frozen 8 good sized curds.

[TheWhiteRabbit]

For me it was:

Potatoes - great yield and huge potatoes
Raspberries - must have had 8 ice cream tub fulls so far and they're still going
Red cabbage - I've never had much success with these before, but this years are massive, very dense heads and great flavour

[Goosegirl]

Sweetcorn, tomatoes and sugar snaps. 

[Snoop]

Biblical plagues.

So far we're up to:
Flooding, hail, hot temperatures for weeks on end, toads, caterpillars, mosquitoes and other biting flies.

Don't want any of the other plagues, thank you.

(Mind you, we might even qualify for diseased livestock if you count our cat who took a golf ball-sized hailstone to the head.)

[Eblana]

Beetroot
Parsnips (haven't harvested yet but had great germination and they look great)
French Beans

[JayG]

Tomatoes (greenhouse and cold frame) - let's just say I've already run out of freezer space and rapidly running out of storage jars!

Decided to be 'glass half full' about this year's 'Incredible' sweet corn - have been picking them only in the last week and they're excellent quality, but the cold is starting to get to the plants, some of which had an amazing (for me) 3 cobs on, and I suspect they're not all developing properly this late in the season.