Grow 20 Different Veg from seed in 2020

[Bluenowhere]

1. Peas - mangetout and standard
2. Beans - runner and french
3. Cabbage
4. Broccoli
5. Sprouts
6. Rocket
7. Lettuce
8. Spinach
9. Spring onion
10. Beetroot
11. Parsnips
12. Squash and Pumpkin
13. Courgette
14. Sweetcorn
15. Kale
16. Cucumber
17. Chillies
18. Tomatoes
19. Melon
20. Aubergines
21. Peppers
22. Carrots

[SarrissUK]

I can't wait to get started! My list is a copy from VCs, but slightly amended as I won't bother with aubergines and caulis.

1. peas
2. beans - broad, runner, French, brown (Swedish)
3. Leeks
4. Onions - spring
5. Cucumber
6. Courgette/Squash
7. beetroot
8. Carrot
9. Parsnip
10. Radish - summer & winter
11. Lettuce
12. Oriental leaves - pak choi, mizuna, tatsoi etc
13. Turnip
14. Tomato
15. Sweet pepper
16. Tromboncino
17. Chard/spinach
18. Cabbage - white & red
19. Kale
20. Fennel
21. Sweetcorn
22. Swede
23. Celeriac
24. Chillies - red and orange/yellow

[Vegi potager]

OK then...

1. Herbs: around 10 different types inc. lemon grass, summer savoury, borrage
2. Radish
3. Chilli and sweet pepper
4. Carrots- about 4-5 varieties through the year. Inc. wild carrot for the leaves and flowers.
5. Sprouting Broc. (couple of types)
6. Chard, perp. spinach.
7. Cape goosberry
8. Aubergine
9. celeriac
10. Beans- broad, french, runner for pods and dried
11. Peas
12. Tomatoes (oh... so many to choose from!)
13. Kale/Rocket/ sorrell/ Mizuna / mustard
14. Lettuce- about 4-5 varieties through the year. inc. Celtuce
15. Beetroots
16. Spring onion
17. Celery
18. Parsnip
19. Cucumbers
20. Courgette
21. Summer squash /winter squash (4-5 types)
22. Turnip
23. leeks

Also from sets etc:
Potatoes
Garlic
Onions

Edible flowers: Nasturtium, violet, nigella and sunflowers (for the seeds.)

DISCLAIMER: the seeds will go in, I may even get some to germinate. I do not guarantee any edible harvest

[jonahjonah]

1. Broccoli
2. Squash/pumpkin
3. Peas: Mangetout, petit pois, specialty peas
4. Salad leaves
5. Chilli
6. Sweet pepper
7. Beans: dwarf and climbing French beans, runner beans
8. Courgette
9. Tomato
10. Leeks
11. Cabbage
12. Carrot
13. Spring onion
14. Beetroot
15. Kale
16. Sweetcorn
17. Aubergine (unless I�m out of seed)
18. Potatoes (do these count from seed potatoes?)
19. Garlic (does this count from saved bulbs?)
20. Herbs: basil, coriander, chives, oregano

I have previously managed to grow, harvest and eat only a couple of pumpkins, peas, chillies, beans, courgettes, tomatoes, spring onions, kale, potatoes, and herbs. I�ve grown a few others without getting them to crop. I�m laughing to myself because now, with a nearly 1-year-old and a full-sized, partially cleared allotment, I�m sure my yields will be spectacular� I do so love the magic of sprouting seeds, though.

[veggiechicken]

I'm looking forward to seeing your photos, everyone! Its not the sowing of seeds but the growing of them to maturity that is needed.


Yes, I'm hard!!

[Jungle Jane]

I can try & grow these this year,never grown cabbage or beetroot but I do have seeds
1.Tomatoes
2.Sweet peppers
3.Peas
4.Beans
5.Sweetcorn
6.Potatoes
7.Cucumber
8.Courgette
9.Leek
10.Lettuce
11.Broccoli
12.Parsnip
13.Beetroot
14.Carrots
15.Swede
16.Radish
17.Cabbage
18.Squash
19.Herbs
20.Rocket

[stigoftheplot]

Sowing
1 Beans - various french runner borlotti broad
2 Cabbage all season
3 Calabrese
4 Cape gooseberry
5 Cauli & romanesco
6 Courgette/Crook neck squash
7 Cucumber
8 Herbs
9 Kale
10 Leeks
11 Lettuce & salad leaf
12 Melons
13 Nasturtiums (to eat)
14 Onions/spring onions
15 Parsnips
16 Peas (mangetout mostly as mice leave them!)
17 Peppers sweet & a couple of chilli
18 Pumpkin & several winter squash
19 Raddish
20 Salsify (if I have seeds left)
21 Swede (though very hit & miss in my soil)
22 Sweetcorn (& popcorn if I can get it going)
23 Tomato several varieties
24 Turnip
25 Asparagus
26 Carrots
27 Perpetual spinach
Last year the nasturtiums were eaten (not by me!), turnips & radishes were ruined with maggot tunnels, the melons failed dismally & the sweetcorn went in too late so I had a few mini cobs. Hopefully I'll get 20 out of this lot.

[Vegi potager]

Sown list...

Sown so far are:

1. Herbs: lemon grass, Parsley Lisette, Coriander confetti, red basil.
2. Radish
3. Chilli and sweet pepper Padron and Sivri Biber. Cayenne, Lemon Drop and Fresno.
4. Carrots-
5. Sprouting Broc.
6. Chard, perp. spinach.
7. Cape goosberry
8. Aubergine Jewel mixed, Hansel & Gretel.
9. celeriac
10. Beans
11. Peas
12. Tomatoes Red Robin
13. Green leaf stuff Kale/Rocket/ sorrell/ Mizuna / mustard
14. Lettuce
15. Beetroots
16. Spring onion
17. Celery
18. Parsnip
19. Cucumbers
20. Courgette
21. Summer squash /winter squash
22. Turnip
23. leeks

I will obviously let you know when I get to eat anything

[Vegi potager]

Sown so far are:

1. Herbs: lemon grass Parsley Lisette, Coriander confetti, red basil.
2. Radish
3. Chilli and sweet pepper Padron and Sivri Biber. Cayenne, lemon drop and Fresno
4. Carrots-
5. Sprouting Broc.
6. Chard, perp. spinach.
7. Cape goosberry
8. Aubergine; Jewel mixed, Hansel, Gretel
9. celeriac
10. Beans
11. Peas
12. Tomatoes
13. Green leaf stuff Kale/Rocket/ sorrell/ Mizuna / mustard/ collard greens
14. Lettuce
15. Beetroots
16. Spring onion
17. Celery
18. Parsnip
19. Cucumbers
20. Courgette
21. Summer squash /winter squash
22. Turnip
23. leeks

[Gordon the gardener]

Here we go

1 Aubergine Black Beauty
2 Beetroot various (x6)
3 Carrot x2
4 Celeriac
5 Lettuce x2
6 Kohl Rabi x2
7 Squash x4
8 Courgette
9 Cucumber
10 Tomato x3
11 Broccoli x2
12 Sweetcorn
13 Kale x2
14 Cabbage
15 Mange Tout
16 Peppers and chillis x4
17 French Bean x2
18 Sprouts x3
19 Chard
20 Parsnip

And then there�s the herbs and flowers and other veggies not in the list. In fact pretty much everything except salsify, scorzonera, radish and celery, none of which I�m keen on. Yes I grow too much but my friends love it.

[Small pumpkin]

Even with my very limited growing season ahead I�ll be growing 17 different veg. If I have the will power it�ll be staying at that. But knowing me it�ll probably go up

2 varieties of Basil
1 variety of Runner bean
1 variety of Pea
2 varieties of asparagus
1 Variety of spinach
1 variety of Kale
1 variety of Cabbage
1 variety of Broccoli
1 variety of Brussel sprout
1 variety of Courgette
1 variety of Pumpkin
1 squash scallop mix
2 varieties of tomato
17 varieties of chilli ( this will definitely be going up)
1 variety of Sweet pepper
1 variety of Cucumber
Mix varieties of Lettuce

I don�t think I�ve doubled up on anything.

I was right, my list is going up! It�s 18 now.
Edible flowers have now been added.
Basil has changed to herbs in general, so that�s more than I was planning.
lettuce & salad has gone up. Again not planed.
Chillies have gone up. That was to be expected

[FBI]

Righto...

1. Kale
2. Cabbage
3. Romanesco
4. Ordinary Cauli
5. Chilli
6. Lettuce
7. Onions
8. Tatties
9. Leeks
10. Beetroot
11. Beans
12 Courgette
13. Pumpkin
14. Asparagus.
15. Tomatoes
16. Fennel
17. Garlic
18. Carrots
19. Parsnips
20. Cucumbers
21. Sprouts
22. Swede
23. Celeriac (Thanks GYO mag)
24 Kohl Rabi
25. Aubergine
26. Turnip

Assorted herbs, apples etc. plus any random seeds I end up with :-)

Crikey.

[Vegi potager]

Sown so far are:

1. Herbs: lemon grass Parsley Lisette, Coriander confetti, red basil.
2. Radish
3. Chilli and sweet pepper Padron and Sivri Biber. Cayenne, lemon drop and Fresno; Cayenetta
4. Carrots-
5. Sprouting Broc.
6. Chard, perp. spinach.
7. Cape gooseberry golden berry
8. Aubergine; Jewel mixed, Hansel, Gretel
9. celeriac asterix & monarch
10. Beans
11. Peas
12. Tomatoes Red Robin
13. Green leaf stuff Kale/Rocket/ sorrell/ Mizuna / mustard/ collard greens
14. Lettuce
15. Beetroots
16. Spring onion
17. Celery red giant
18. Parsnip
19. Cucumbers
20. Courgette
21. Summer squash /winter squash
22. Turnip
23. leeks
24. Edible flowers; candula

Next week or 2 will add some more names to the list! March some more, then April I will not be able to type fast enough

[Jiskoot]

Newbie here, my list is as follows:-

Potatoes - 7 varieties
Carrots - 2 varieties
Onion - 4 varieties
Spring Onions - 4 varieties
Parsnip - 2 varieties
Beetroot
Garlic
Leek - 2 varieties
Radish
Cucumber
Courgettes
Runner beans
Peas / Mangetout / Sugar Snap
Sweetcorn
Broad Bean
Pak Choi
Calabrese
Purple Sprouting Broccoli
Kale
Kalettes
Sprouts
Cauliflower
Cabbage - summer & winter
Spinach
Lettuce
Tomatoes

I planted a few bits last year but our vegetable plot has now been cleared so I am going all out. A bit of a learning curve and I'm fully expecting some failures (parsnips I'm looking at you again) but am excited to get going soon

[Vegi potager]

Sown so far are:

Herbs: lemon grass Parsley Lisette, Coriander confetti, red basil.
Radish
Chilli and sweet pepper; Padron and Sivri Biber. Cayenne, lemon drop and Fresno; Cayenetta
Carrots
Sprouting Broc.
Chard, perp. spinach.
Cape gooseberry; golden berry
Aubergine; Jewel mixed, Hansel, Gretel
celeriac; asterix & monarch
Beans; Broad bean sutton
Peas
Tomatoes; Red Robin
Green leaf stuff Kale/Rocket/ sorrell/ Mizuna / mustard/ collard greens
Lettuce
Beetroots
Spring onion
Celery red giant
Parsnip
Cucumbers
Courgette
Summer squash /winter squash
Turnip
leeks
Edible flowers; candula

Planning some greens and some carrots for sowing next weekend if I don't get blown away, hope everyone on the vine are still intact