What should I be doing now?

As newbys weve been busy through spring up till now sowing, watering and watching the fruits (and vegs) of our labour coming on, dead chuffed so far, lettuce doing well, carrots coming on nicely, a few beans, some leeks going slowly and even some pumpkins!

Weve drawn a bit of a blank now though, fancy doing some sprouts, but what else could we be doing for autumn and overwintering (and what is overwintering - do the plants just go dormant and will they want taking in?)?

Any suggstions appreciated!! Cheers!

I always (now I've learnt how to post links!) give this one, as a guide from the site to your sowing planting and harvesting. It may help in giving you some more ideas of what to get going when

http://www.allotment-garden.org/vegetable/general/sowing-harvest-vegetable-chart.php

It's too late to sow brussel sprouts, don't know if they will have plants in the garden centre
I've only just sown winter cabbage MInicole, and Samantha small savoy, Tundra large savoy/white cabbage hybrid a very nice cabbage fully winter hardy if you have the space, and swede Marion still to sow. (Sowing dates savoys...may to July, minicole may to june, swede Mid april to mid july.)With leeks that's your winter harvest taken care of
If you still have room after that, you can sow cabbage to overwinter to use as spring greens
or the hardiest broad beans and peas for an early crop if you are lucky with the weather.
Also winter salad if you have a coldframe, or greenhouse?

Think you may be able to find some brussel plugs in your garden centre od DIY store round about now - sure I saw some. Its the next best thing!

Awesome - thanks again! Guess what were doing this weekend!!