[Kimberley04]

I have planned:

Beetroot - Boltardy and Golden
Cabbage - Greyhound
Carrot - Amsterdam Forcing and Parmex
Cauliflower - All Year Round
Courgette - All Green Bush, Jemmer and Rugosa Friulana
Fennel - Rudy
Leek - Jolant
Runner Bean - Scarlet Emperor
Spinach - Bordeaux
Squash - Scallopini and Sweet Potato
Sweetcorn - Minipop
Tomato - Suncherry, Sungold and Pomodoro Yellow Pear

As well as potatoes and garlic.

I haven't had huge success so far though, so if I get half of all that in, I'll be pleased !

[Christine]

DD's list sounds a bit more like mine then. 

[binner]

from what i can remember heres mine, nothing fancy just basic home grown food for the family

Brussels Sprout Early Half Tall
Calabrese F1 Chevalier
Calabrese Green Magic F1
Carrot Autumn King
Carrot Early Nantes 2
Parsnip Student
Parsnip White King
Tomato Red Alert
Tomato Marmande
Cabbage Greyhound
Cabbage Savoy King plus a none savoy winter cabbage
Cauliflower All Year Round
Leek Giant Winter plus an earlier one
Onion a red and white from garden centre with no name sold loose in now
and the same in spring, unknown type but they allways grow well each year
Garlic as above
Swede Marian
Potato's
10 red duke of york just for rosties
2.5k of kestrel
2.5k of markies
2.5k of desiree

[herbiegrowsbananas]

Hiya

I'm planning on growing:

Potatoes ~ Desiree, and a salad potato, probably Charlotte
Swede ~ Invitation
Asparagus Peas
Peas ~ Early Onward and Waverex
Carrot ~ Autumn King 2 and Chantenay
Parsnips ~ don't know yet which...
Celeriac
Squash ~ Pink Jumbo Banana
Onions ~ from sets
Leeks ~ Musselborough
Asparagus Crowns ~ new for this year
Sweetcorn ~ if we've got the space
Dwarf French Beans ~ Purple Queen
Jerusalem Artichokes ~ new for this year
Beetroot ~ going to look into which as I grew Bolthardy last year and they're still tiny!
Winter Brassicas ~ not decided yet
Chinese Cabbage ~ new for this year
Cucumber ~ going to grow outdoor ones in the greenhouse again, I was very pleased with last year's first attempt at cucumber growing
Only growing perennial herbs, including Welsh Onions too
Salad crops inc mizuna and radish, etc
Peppers ~ Krakatoa
Tomatoes in the greenhouse

Herbie 

[Swing Swang]

Beans   Broad Bean, Unknown Portuguese variety
   Broad Bean/Field Bean, Small Egyptian variety
   French Pole Bean, Cosse Violette
   French Pole Bean, Helda
   French Pole Bean, Maravilla de Venecia
   
Beetroot   Boltardy
   Cheltenham Greentop
   Chioggia
   Mini Globe Detroit 2, Tardel
         
Cabbage   Pointy Spring Cabbage, Precoce de Louviers
   Couve Tronchuda Portuguesa (7 week)
   January King
   Chinese Cabbage, Blues
   Derby Day
   
Cape Gooseberry   Cape Gooseberry
   
Cauliflower   Cauliflower, All The Year Round
   
Carrots   Nantes Improved
   
Courgettes   Defender F1
   
Endive   Endive, Pancalieri
   
Fennel   Mantovano, spring-sowable fennel
      
Herbs   Basil
   Corander, leaf
   Parsley, flat leaved common  Portuguese
   Purslane, Golden
   Rocket
   
Kale   Couve Galega Lisa, Portuguese flat-leaved
   Nero di Toscana
   Dwarf Green Curled
   Komatsuna, Japanese kale
   
Leeks   Jaune de Poitou, early yellow (left over seed)
   Bleu de Solaise, blue winter  (left over seed)
   Musselburgh Improved
   
Lettuce   Winter Density
   Tom Thumb
   Iceberg
   Little Gem
   Red & Green mixed, CCA
   
Maize   Sweetcorn, Mainstay F1
   
Oriental Greens   Quick Yellow Pak Choi, Santoh, round leaved
   Mizuna, Reinhild Strain
   
Parsnips   Gladiator F1  (left over seed in sealed packet)
   Panache F1
   
Peas   Oregon Sugar Snap
   Mange-tout, Bijou
   
Radishes   French Breakfast 3
   Rabano Portugues Comprido
   
Salad Vegetables   Baby leaf 'Mustard Greens'
   Baby leaf 'Italian Selection'
   Baby leaf 'All Greens Mix'
   Baby leaf 'Spicy Greens Mix'
   
Spinach   Rhubarb Chard
   Monstrous Viroflay
   
Squash    Gem Squash, Smarag
   Squash, Sweet Dumpling
   
Swedes   Marian
   
Tomatoes   Costoluto Fiorentino, vine, own seed
   Coracao de Boi, old opened packet
   Moneymaker, free packet
   Palla de Fuoco, bush, own seed
   Red Cherry, free packet
   Trailing tomato, unknown variety, own seed
   
Turnips    Nabo Greleiro (rapini)
   Bola de Neve

[mumofstig]

cabbage            Hispi, Minicole, Tundra
Cauli                  Clapton, Andes Autumn spear calabrese
leeks                  Bandit
Swede               Brora
Cue                    Picollino (all femalel)
Toms                  g/h San Marzano plum, Chadwick cherry, Black cherry
                           outside Rio Grande plum
Courgette           Parthenon (No pollination required) Striato d'Italia
Peppers             Sweet Spanish Mamoth
Aubergine          Tres hative de Barbentane
Climbing beans   White lady runners, cobra and purple podded (saved seed) french
Potatoes            Pentland Javelin earlies, Ambo second earlies (they had better be good DD)  
Onions                from seed Spanish Yellow, Walla Walla
Parsnips             Gladiator
Carrots               Early Nantes and Autumn King
Peas                   Alderman tall, Sugarann sugarsnaps
Sweetcorn          Lark
Turnips               Milan Purple top
Squash/pumpkin Thelma Sanders, Uchiki Kuri, Sunshine, Marina di Chioggia, Musquee de       Provence, Turks Turban, Bush Delicata, Butternut Waltham, Spaghetti squash
Salad                  Mini Iceberg, Little Gem, mixed lettuce and radiccio for cca, winter escarole Cornetto di Bordeaux, Corn Salad verte de Cambrai
Chard                   Silver chard
 Borage, Parsley Italian Giant, basil greek and purple, 2 varieties of rocket  and Gazania Sunshine mixed colours, Mixed colours sweet peas.

[CHRISDONOHUE]

My list is very similar to Digger Dave's.

I would add to his list:
Beans (Climbing French)   Cobra (for yield), Blue Lake (for flavour and long handing time)
Brussels sprouts               Maximus F1 (for me has been better and earlier than Nelson F1)
Carrot                               Sweet Candle (for exhibition)
Pea                                   Kelvedon Wonder (for yield)
                                         Little Marvel (for flavour)
                                         Sugar Ann (a lovely sweet sugar snap)
                                         Hurst Green Shaft (a large pea for exhibition)
Potatoes                           Maris Peer (produced a very large crop for me of large potatoes)
                                         Charlotte and Roseval (usually small salad but also grow large)

[JayG]

I shall be growing the usual "suspects" in the garden, although I might go back to White Lady runner beans instead of Celebration as the latter seem to run out of steam more quickly than I would like.

This will be my first year with a greenhouse to grow things in; unfortunately my forward planning so far has not matched my excitement, but I will definitely try at least 3 varieties of tomato, greenhouse cucumbers (just let them try and die on me!  ) and because I always like to try something different each year I'll probably give melon a go (no idea which variety but I can't resist the temptation!) 

[AndyRVTR]

Ok.. here goes.... I think I have remembered everything...
Aubergine - Black Beaty
Basil - Sweet Genovese
Brussels - Evesham Specials
Brussels - Early Half Tall
Cabbage -Earliest of All
Cabbage - Greyhound
Cabbage - Savoy (late)
Cabbage - Spring Hero
Carrot - Flyaway F1
Carrot - Resistafly F1
Carrot - Ingot F1
Cauli - All Year Round
Celery - Golden Self Blanching
Courgette - Early Gem F1
Courgette - Black Beauty
Cucumber - Burpless F1
French Beans - Blue Lake
Leek - Oarsman F1
Leek - Musselburgh
Leek - Tadorna
Lettuce - Saladin
Lettuce - May Queen
Onions - Kelsae, Alsa Craig, Red Baron sets, Stuttgarter sets
Parsnip - Gladiator F1
Parsnip - Albion F1
Parsnip - Countess F1
Parsnip - Guernsey
Potato Earlies - Arran Pilot
Potato  Maincrop - Pentland Dell
Sweetcorn - Northern Extra
Sweetcorn - Ovation F1
Tomato - Beefsteak
Tomato - Matina
Tomato - Gardener's Delight
Turnip - Manmchester Market
Watermelon - Crimson Sweet

Wont be growing:
Peas, too much effort for little return
Radish - yuk!

[rowlandwells]

hear we go
cabbage  
EWK-stonehead-Brunswick-glory of enkhuizen-holland late winter-vorbote-green rich-winningstadt-savoy-pymadid-primo
Brussels sprout wellington-evesham special
cauliflowers snowball-maystar-long ships-and an Italian variety-maystar
borecole  kale Swiss chard's spinach Italian oriental-wong bok
onion hyfort-Arthur-red Barron-Rijnsburger-white Lisbon-north holland blood red redmate-sturon- Bugatti +setts turbo
beet pronto-crimson king
parsnip student
celeriac Prinz
leek giant winter-blue solais-Toledo-zermatt
sweet William prettiness's


broccoli white star
rhubarb champagne
cucumber burpless
pumpkin dependable
dwarf french bean tepee
runner bean enorma
swede gowie
sweet corn kite
squash winter squash-courgette green bush-marrow zebra cross
carrot autumn king-early Nate's
broad bean imperial green
celery Victoria
tomato alicante-Italian plumb-gardeners delight-sweet-100
lettuce gondor-little gem-lollo Rosa-chancellor
pea early onward
turnip golden ball
radish jolly

now for the flower seed
calendula orange king
petunia frenzy
........... express mixed
asarina violet white

mimulus highland
helenium Helena
penstemon new hybrid
................ Queen Vitoria
................ tubular bells
lobelia fountains mixed
aster attraction
nicotiana domino
nasturatium out of Africa
hypoestes pink splash
helichrysum rose beauty
................. king size
Target's spitfire
dahlia Figaro mixed
dianthus deltoides arctic fire
pansy forerunner
cordyline australis
antirrhinum corona mixed
coreopsis mayfield giants
lavender  hidcote-Spanish eyes
aquilegia fantasy mixed

plug plants
geranium sassa
begonia non stop-super cascade
impatiens Desire select-fiesta
fuchsia dark-eyes
lysimachia procumbens lyssi
potentlia Mrs willmott
+V A T

potatoes
desiree & nicola

i think thats enough to be getting on with for now