[Yana]

I'm with you Li. Its a nice feeling harvesting at the lottie after a long wait.
Anyways, harvest today was carrots, Beetroot, potatoes, kale, small cauliflower, rocket, cucumber, pepper
and small toms from gh

[grendel]

half a plastic trug of potatoes, a small handfull of raspberries and 3 pea pods.
Grendel

[mumofstig]

As my Aubergines look as if they have blight,  I'm not putting them back in the greenhouse to risk the tomatoes  - so I've just picked any fruit of useable size before the rain starts. Something from them at least 

Also tipped out a tub of potatoes that were blighted and got a 'shop-sized' bag of new potatoes, also better than losing the lot!

Cut a Hispi cabbage for coleslaw later 

[the Kergan]

Tonight I picked my first cucumber, a clutch of spring onions and some cos lettuce.

[carlrmj]

Three bags of broad beans,mange tout and peas.

About 1lb of rasps,some blueberries loganberries and blackberries and 1 strawberry.


Cheers Carl   

[Li]

Another good picking of peas and snap peas  broad beans lettuce potatoes beetroot and a larger than large turnip 

[Hampshire Hog]

Garlic, runner beans and green and yellow courgettes

Cheers HH

[chrissie B]

been picking spring onions and lettuce for agesbut today i picked some broccoli it was good very good .and im happy
chrissie b

[Yana]

Peas, rocket, radish and chillies

[dmg]

I lifted my red onions, some the size of cooking apples at least something has liked the weird weather

[Paul Plots]

Six ant bites, one swollen foot and a 7 day course of antibiotics. 

[New shoot]

Six ant bites, one swollen foot and a 7 day course of antibiotics. 

Poor you    I react badly to red ant bites as well, so I know how painful they can be    Hope you are feeling a bit better now.

Not my harvest as such, but emptied some display wooden veg planters at work yesterday ready for a replant and put a whole crate of stuff in the tea room for everyone to share - new potatoes, beetroots, broad beans, spring onions and even some garlic 

It really got everyone going and you could see a few cogs turning where people were thinking ' wow this growing lark is OK isn't it'.  We've already had lots of toms off display planters and even an aubergine or 2, so fingers crossed a few of them will give it a go next year 

[Springlands]

One cucumber, a couple of sweet green peppers and a bunch of spring onions (the ones that the rabbits did not find). Could have picked some baby beets but decided to let them grow a little longer.

[Paul Plots]

Not my harvest as such, but emptied some display wooden veg planters at work yesterday ready for a replant and put a whole crate of stuff in the tea room for everyone to share - new potatoes, beetroots, broad beans, spring onions and even some garlic 

It really got everyone going and you could see a few cogs turning where people were thinking ' wow this growing lark is OK isn't it'.  We've already had lots of toms off display planters and even an aubergine or 2, so fingers crossed a few of them will give it a go next year 

That sounds great New Shoot. I can remember the same interest when I worked at School and took in spare tomatoes and beans. It's time and effort as well as space that's needed on top of the enthusiasm. 

My harvest: one cucumber and no ants! 

[angelavdavis]

Yesterday's harvest was a good bunch of runner and mixed french beans, too many courgettes (contribution left on the bench for other plotholders!), chillis, a nice crop of ripe plum and mixed cherry tomatoes.  It really feels like summer when the tomatoes start cropping!

I have a plan to use my huge round courgettes as soup bowls!