[mumofstig]

A carrier bagful of Alderman peas and half a bag of Belthony Blue peas, cos rain stopped picking

A small Hispi cabbage for coleslaw

[arugula]

More spinach, but I had to buy carrots as I need carrots.

[jmc1949]

A couple of small parsnips, broad beans and peas.

[grendel]

2.5 kg spuds, shallots, snap peas strawberries and raspberries.
Grendel

[Wellpotty1]

Handful each of strawberries, raspberries & blueberries from home & one wee spear of asparagus from new allotment.

[gavinjconway]

More strawbs... coming to the end tho.. Green onions and a load of peas and first broadbeans. Dont know how to eat them yet!! been told in white sauce so going to try this..   

A handful of new spuddies..

My garlic is a disaster and all pulled up now. Rust and wet weather has made it die off too early and now some of the cloves are sprouting into leaf!!

[Casey76]

My first ever strawberry

Tasted lovely too

[Gliitergirl]

Half a dozen Little Gem lettuce, last of the Rocket potatoes, peas, mangetout and half a bag of broad beans. Going to use them in Rick Steins broad bean and black pudding recipe later. Yum yum!

[gavinjconway]

My first ever strawberry

Tasted lovely too

Well done....

[Bing]

20+ young runner beans, they are long enough but not as wide as usual. might be the water took away the sun. 6 or 7 french climbing beans, very low in production because lack of insects in the rain and hence lack of pollination

one cabbage, one cougette, some raspberry and strawberry

winter white sprouting brocolli seems going flowering

[fatcat1955]

40 very large onions, 30 above average garlic bulbs, 2 carrier bags of broad beans, 2 hispi cabbages, 2lb of strawberries, 1 lb of goosegogs and a handful of raspberries. Yum yum.

[Plot74]

Peas all eaten for tea along with potatoes and cabbage .
As the rain came down I left the strawberries
John

[Springlands]

Lots of lovely spring onions and a cucumber (from the plant that came back from the dead).

[Potty Plotty Lotty]

Lots of big juicy raspberries. 

[mumofstig]

peas, peas and more peas