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I went to the lottie and picked the following

Peas
Rhubarb
Potato maris bard and kestral dissapointed with amount but still a good crop
Lettuce
Swiss Chard
Spinach
Sweetpeas the smell is fantastic and have had loads of them
Cabbage
Red Cabbage
Courgettes x 3 lots more to come
Raspberries not many just enough for a taste
I think I will have to go on a cookery course.

Yep we had a big harvest today too.
Peas, broad beans, carrots, white cabbage, cauliflowers, cucumbers, lettuce, spring onions and radishes.

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Peas, broad beans, chard, baby carrots, turnip, lettuce, rhubarb and a handful of raspberries I found growing in the wilderness that's at the end of my allotment All absolutely deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelish

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peas, peas and more peas!

courgette, cherry toms, purple green and yellow french beans and broccoli

I'm feeling quite out of it looking at the lists above - the outside leaves of my Lettuce (not sure which are Webbs Wonderful or Great Lakes) and Shallots, which I used liked Spring Onions. My father in law never allowed Lettuce to grow to maturity, nor did he ever prick them out after sowing. He just ate the young leaves - thus the reason for me just removing and using the outside leaves for now.