[Mark-S]

After 20 years in crop and variety research I didn't think there were many crops I have not grown.....so this year I am growing several new crops - all from seed, many of which produced or foraged myself:
Melon
Celeriac
Gooseberry
Fennel
Horseradish
Burdock
Perpetual spinach
Jerusalem artichokes

Should be fun learning............what are you growing for the first time this season?

[catweazle]

melon
straberry sticks/spinach
alpine strawberrys
beef steak toms
suger snap peas

[arugula]

Oca.

[Rangerkris]

Lots of new crops forus this year
Cape gooseberry
Caulie romansco
Rhubarb from seed
Crystal apple cucumber
Swede
Melon
Water Melon
Gooseberry
Celriac
Got some salsify seed to go in too

[spuriousmonkey]

melon: 2 different varieties.
tomato: yes, first time. 4 different varieties.
cucumber: the outside version. 2 varieties.
chard: 2 varieties.

And I am trying out many new varieties of stuff grown before. So often it is still all quite a new experience.

I live quite far up north, so growing a melon or a tomato is maybe more of a challenge than it seems at first sight. Especially because I don't have a greenhouse. Some trees still don't have their leaves here. It has just been spring for a couple of weeks. So I am testing out varieties that should be suited for northern climates. And am keeping my fingers crossed.

[mumofstig]

Oca and cape gooseberry 

[arugula]

It will be interesting to hear how you get on spuriousmonkey.

[shoozie]

a pumpkin ........ with a bit of luck