[sarah-king]

Which is everyones best veg to grow with best return (value or ammount) (not including beans.. i have those lol) I will have a space, its to go in a raised bed...  Thanks

[Lardman]

You're going to get 10001 different answers to this 

if you've already got the usual suspects try some Chard.

[mumofstig]

mangetout or sugarsnap peas 

dare I mention courgettes

[Jamie Butterworth]

Spuds

[digalotty]

i am a fan of swiss chard, but my neighbour keeps going on about his mange tout peas so im doing some this year

[plot6b]

Spuds

Same here and Tomatoes

[JayG]

Salad leaves, radish, and rocket are always pretty expensive in the shops but then again no point growing them if you don't like them!  

[solway cropper]

Leeks, leeks and more leeks. Oh, and leeks as well.

[blackbob]

Leeks, leeks and more leeks. Oh, and leeks as well.

leeks +hamshanks=broth

[sclarke624]

self blanching celery

[blackbob]

self blanching celery

hate celery me,even turn the page over in the catalogues.

[Christine]

Salad crops are relatively easy to grow and expensive to buy;
Courgettes are probably the most productive and not too hard to grow;
Peas are a bit more of a fiddle as you do need to pick twice a day once they get to producing and have lots of freezer room but cash wise they are a good saver.

Depends on the space you have, your talent and what your family eats though as to what will be the most productive for you.

Grow the ones you like that are easy enough and yet the most expensive in the shops when in season.

[gregmcalister]

For me it's always the summer fruit and veg that get me excited. Courgettes, turnips and sugar snap peas are going to be the main thing this year but I also look forward to the gooseberries and blackcurrants.  Gooseberry and custard tart will be the first thing on the menu

It's funny how I can't wait for the courgettes despite being completely overrun with them by late summer and basically becoming sick of them!

[old goat]

I love onions and leeks

[Allotment Jon]

Leeks and Sweetcorn as you then notice how the shop bought variety is so bland in taste.