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Wow! I didn't expect anyone to have that many varieties! I thought I was going over the top with 9 varities of peas, that seems almost normal in comparison! 
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lol Jenegade. That's where it begins!
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At the moment mine is still "seeds!" "seeds!" "seeds!"
I might innocently be wandering round the garden centre, thinking of nothing more exciting than the fact that I need a bag of compost or something when - oh, look there's celeriac, I haven't got any celeriac seeds. They're in the trolley before I can stop myself because - oh yes - there is a reason why i don't have celeriac seeds. I don't like celeriac!
Actually, if anything I would say my obsession is with veg that is the "wrong colour".
This year I have three different varieties of yellow courgette... I also have several non-orange carrots, a packet of green cauli seeds, all kinds of beans across the rainbow and, of course, bright lights chard. Red brussels sprouts, too.
Now, if someone could only breed a purple celeriac, that would be just the thing.Warning: I have a dangerous tendency to act like I know what I'm talking about.Comment
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lol Dementer... you want some white srpouting broccoli then? PM me if you do
Never test the depth of the water with both feet
The only reason people get lost in thought is because it's unfamiliar territory....
Always remember you're unique, just like everyone else.Comment
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in a couple of years the GYO headlines "new! celeriac - zazen" Wonderful purple variety - fantastic flavour and a treasure to behold!
Never test the depth of the water with both feet
The only reason people get lost in thought is because it's unfamiliar territory....
Always remember you're unique, just like everyone else.Comment
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LOL.....I have deseeded Carrot seeds - and it would be a cross with a purple carrot - and it made me ill [the seeds are really dry and get right up your nose]...so perhaps New Red Thorn Celeriac....???? Got a ring to it....
Although there is red celery in my garden as of today so perhaps I will try and get a red variety on the go.....
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I actually have some already (forgot to mention itOriginally posted by RedThorn View Postlol Dementer... you want some white srpouting broccoli then? PM me if you do
) - thanks for the kind offer though! I also have purple sprouting, not sure if that counts as the "wrong" colour? Probably - my lo thinks so!
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Does anyone have a pet hate veggie, one they've grown once and decided it's a waste of space? I grew asparagus peas one year having been told how wonderful they were, yes they were very pretty and easy to grow but about as tasty as raffia or dried grass!
I've also just bought 'Hamburg Parsley' seeds looks like a cross between a white carrot and a slim parsnip, according to the packet you can eat both the tops and roots, anyone out there done it?Comment
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Kohl rabi (yuck)Originally posted by Lottieval View PostWarning: I have a dangerous tendency to act like I know what I'm talking about.Comment
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Perhaps work on a red and a purple variety?Originally posted by zazen999 View Post
Never test the depth of the water with both feet
The only reason people get lost in thought is because it's unfamiliar territory....
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Damn, I feel so inferior.
6 types of tomato, 3 types of garlic, 5 types of bean, 3 types of squash.
I need a bigger seed catalogue.Comment
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Asparagus peas, tomatillo [although I loved it - it was not worth the space], cape gooseberry [yuk], all radishes and turnips, and my pet grumble of 2008 - quinoa. Looked like eyes when they were harvested and just couldn't bring myself to try it. EUGH. My OH was desperate to cut them down and get rid. I'm guessing they will have seeded themselves and grow like billy-o this year. I've got cardboard down on their patch this year as it was also the horseradish patch and we are trying to get rid of that.....so fingers crossed it will do both at the same time.Originally posted by Lottieval View Post
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Pet hates/never bother again;
Kohl Rabi - nowhere near as nice as swede so I'll give the space to swedes,
Patty Pan squash - far too much faff to get at a small amount of flesh,
Aubergines - ugh! slimy... and they wouldn't grow for me anyway,
Melons - never managed to get a fruit off one, tried for 3 years!Comment
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