Today I harvested 2021

[Plot70]

Just 4 flying saucer marrows.

[annie8]

Beetroot, more early tatties and some spring onions

[Bren In Pots]

Yesterday, kale, runners, spring onions, cuc, courgettes all to go in a stir fry.

[Plot70]

Just some wet runner beans. We had our first rain that was enough to water everything.

[ameno]

Gooseberries and another melon.
Also 1.2kg of green tomatoes, from a plant which had blight. I shall have to make green tomato soup from them.

[Mr Bones]

Just courgettes today - seven of them..

[Bren In Pots]

Yesterday charlottes, cuc, courgettes a few spring onions and radish pods.

[Mr Bones]

Courgettes, aubergines, parsley, toms, rasps and gladdies yesterday.

[Plot70]

Four flying saucer marrows and four queen size regular marrows.

[ameno]

Mooli radish as they are all going to seed, no idea what I have done wrong, not grown them before.

Sowed them at the wrong time, probably.
Some varieties can be sown around March for a June picking, all others need sowing no earlier than early July, for a late summer/autumn picking (they'll stand over winter in the ground, too).
They can also bolt if you are growing them too close together. They don't need huge spacing, though. 2-3 inches or so is usually enough.

[burnie]

Mooli radish as they are all going to seed, no idea what I have done wrong, not grown them before.

[ameno]

Raspberries, mangetout, french beans, Charlotte potatoes.

[Mr Bones]

Cukes, courgettes and rasps.

[Bren In Pots]

Toms, cuc, courgette, kale, peas, runner beans and raspberries

[MelanieSW]

A handful of tomatoes, peas, a cucumber, and Turkish orange aubergines. And the last few gooseberries.