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I've got kale, cabbage, sprouts, chard, leeks...
edit: mizuna.
(Bound to be more if I've forgotten that...)
Oh yes jerusalem artichokes!
edit: mizuna.
(Bound to be more if I've forgotten that...)
Oh yes jerusalem artichokes!
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Parsnips, PSB, sprouts, leeks, kale, romanesco, and some winter lettuce.
Unexpectedly, also still getting the odd autumn raspberry (which I'm leaving for the birds) -
sprouts'kale maybe a few leeksComment
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Kale, kale, red kale, more kale
Leeks, beetroot, parsnips, chard (although starting to wilt in the cold, waiting for spring to revitalise it [and me]) January King cabbages, PSB
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Kale, sprouts, cabbages, leeks, snips, florence fennel, celery, chard, sorrel, slugs.Le Sarramea https://jgsgardening.blogspot.com/Comment
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We've already got a thread for this, haven't we?
http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...ested-370.htmlLast edited by Two_Sheds; 07-12-2013, 03:36 PM.All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.Comment
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Not quite the same, is it - that one says what you've picked - not what is still there
I've got parsnips, swedes, kale, early and late leeks, Tundra winter cabbage, sprouts and spring cabbage.................ooh not forgetting the celeriac which is what I keep doing :blush:Comment
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I have carrots, swede and parsnips. I also have sprouts but not expecting to get any I can use.Comment
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In the GH I've got 'all year round' and Arctic king lettuce plus a bucket of carrots then outdoors parsnips, scorzonera, swede, kale, chard, spinach and leeks.Location....East Midlands.Comment
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I've got some leeks, spinach and chard, sprouts, PSB, cabbages, carrots, and caulis.
I also think I've got some chillis which need picking. They're in the poly and haven't succumb to anything yet.
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Sprouts, various cabbages, kale , leeks, parsnips, celeriac, onions, garlic, caulis', swede, psb, chard and in the gh there are still chillies and cape goosgogs (unless they've now succumbed to the cold, I shall be there to check tomorrow ) ...and at home still got oca....S*d the housework I have a lottie to dig
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Brussels, red cabbage, leeks and a few green cabbagesComment
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Broccoli, remaining summer lettuce, and autumn onions are getting big enough to be used, at least as 'spring onions'. Oh, and garlic.Comment
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Lettuce, broad beans, woody celery
horseradish, mint, and some big @rse potato bushes!
Ali
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Carrots, parsnips, leeks, cabbages and swede are ready now. There is kale, PSB and more cabbages to come later. I've also some celery, but it is rather stringy. I can't bear to compost it all so am just leaving it!Comment
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