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Well apart from the spuds, it's been a brilliant season this year & is still continuing. Just thought I'd share some Toms that make me smile every time I look at them. Hope you have felt the same from your harvest.
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My year has been poor BUT I do have a pumpkin growing that was from seeds from the Seed Swap that VC does. Its massive and am well impressed with it. Hope to make pumpkin pie from it as I've always wanted to try it oh and roasted pumpkin. Just can't wait
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Been a good year generally and happy with my achievements. Learn a few valulable lessons but I do every year.
My crowning glory this year has to bé my runners and sweetcornComment
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Every time I furtled in the tattie pots and came out with enough for a boiling, I was happy. Went from mid June until September without having to buy any so had a happy summer.
Sad now as the super crop of runner beans is coming to an end.
But will soon be happy as the winter cabbages are hearting up nicely
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My sweet or was my favourite crop this year, grown from seed it was lovely to see a blade of grass grow into huge plants lolNannys make memoriesComment
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Meant sweetcorn - pesky ipadNannys make memoriesComment
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Winter squash from the VSP, I've never grown them before and they just look amazing
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Courgettes and squash for me this year. I can never have too many courgettes - whatever others may say. The sheer joy of seeing them grow from little finger size one day to meal size the next. Also, the fun of rummaging around under the leaves, looking for the little tearaways. As for the squashes, my first real year growing them, the shapes, sizes, textures - such wonderful variety and colours, glowing amongst the foliage. I'll be growing lots more next year.
However, there's one veggie that is guaranteed to make me smile, everytime I see it. It doesn't just make me smile, it makes me titter (Ooh er Missus). It is of course, my old friend, Tromba d'Albenga. Goggle it and make yourself smile
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VC! I never thought that a prim and proper lady would.....oh hang on, prim and proper
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I have 9 different types of squash and they make me smile a lot. They are beeeyyoooooootiful. Though they looked smaller on the plot than they do crammed into my little flat! (My plot is nearly twice the size of the hutch I live in!).
Watching my saffron come up is making me squeak in excitement. To be honest, anything that grows and gives me something to eat makes me smile. And possibly do the veggie-glee-dance...http://mudandgluts.com - growing fruit and veg in suburbiaComment
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For me it has to be the squash as well, the sweet dumpling look so good, but it all made me smile, even the failures!!Comment
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I grow it up a wigwam and it is just so rude, the way it hangs downOriginally posted by veggiechicken View PostIt is of course, my old friend, Tromba d'Albenga. Goggle it and make yourself smile
and it has enormous flowers compared to some of the others
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My sweet peas made me smile... as did my late mange tout (just picked some for tea!) and the heavy Crown Prince Squash I've picked today also (4kg). Totally agree with VC about courgettes - there is something magic about them how quickly they grow.Comment
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Peas, seeing the first flowers form is always really exciting
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Ha, that's mine too!Originally posted by veggiechicken View PostHowever, there's one veggie that is guaranteed to make me smile, everytime I see it. It doesn't just make me smile, it makes me titter (Ooh er Missus). It is of course, my old friend, Tromba d'Albenga. Goggle it and make yourself smileLast edited by Scarlet; 07-10-2014, 06:26 PM.Comment
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