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Growing Your Own + Win Landmaster Wellies!

I am a big advocate of growing your own. I’d have my own little vegetable bed in my garden here if I could, alas I can’t. But I grew up helping my Dad in the garden and at his allotments and Jack enjoys helping my Dad just as much now. There is something so much more delicious about vegetables that you’ve grown and nurtured yourself.

Nothing beats putting on your wellies and planting the seeds – or weeks later, discovering whats grown really well and which might not have fared so well. Coming up to Winter, plenty of people don’t realise that there are a number of different vegetables that you can grow over the season.

ediblegardening1Dickies Store have created a fab little infographic talking about growing your own and edible gardening. They’re also offering a chance to win some fantastic Landmaster wellies so keep an eye out for the bottom of the post!

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They share some fab tips on growing and the best conditions to grow your vegetables in!

 

 

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I knew some of these tips but not all – this are really handy and something I would be taking notice of if I was able to grow my own in this accommodation.
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Do you grow your own vegetables? Are you quite green fingered and love being out in the garden? Well, this is the competition for you!

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To win a pair of these fantastic Dickies Landmaster Wellies, all you need to do is fill in the Rafflecopter! UK entries only please.  All entries will be verified. Competition closes at 11.59pm on the 12th of October, good luck!

 

 

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268 thoughts on “Growing Your Own + Win Landmaster Wellies!

  1. Tracy K Nixon says:

    I grow mostly alad veg and tomatoes. I would love to grow potatoes, carrots, swede and parsnips.

  2. Kevin Honey says:

    At the moment, only a chili plant, but I’m retiring soon…

  3. Steven Lane says:

    Parsley and spinach for the guinea pigs and lots of radishes for me.

  4. ashleigh allan says:

    I dont but i would like to!

  5. Tracy Hanley says:

    We grow peas , tomatoes and chillies

  6. kim neville says:

    I don’t but would like to as the kids would enjoy doing too

  7. I used to and once moved will start again – peas and beans first

  8. Chantelle Binge says:

    Potatoes and carrots

  9. I’ve just started growing my own this near and hope to grow even more next year. This year I’ve managed tomatoes, peas, spinach and spring onions.

  10. Only grow windowsill herbs at the moment.

  11. ELAINE DALE says:

    no, not now, mam used to grow tomatoes though

  12. hazel haskayne says:

    runner beans, tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers.

  13. Emilie Curry says:

    Strawberries, tomatoes and herbs.

  14. I still try to grow my own but simple things, herbs, perennial strawberries. This year a few pots of chillies as well. Oh and plums

  15. Patricia Leslie says:

    I love to grow veg in my garden and I have fruit trees too(apples, pears, peaches, walnuts). My best veg this year are carrots and Patti pan (which I’ve never grown before but taste fabulous).

  16. Yvonne Bradley says:

    Tomatoes,peas and beetroots

  17. Samantha Loughlin says:

    My daughter helps her nan and grandad grown all kinds of fruit and veg

  18. Jon Sellers says:

    Peppers, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Chillies, and Courgettes so far this year

  19. Andy Caldwell says:

    only stuff i can grow inside

  20. Herbs & tomatoes – hoping to add to that soon!

  21. Tania Atfield says:

    Yes, I grow my own pears, blueberries, white currants, raspberries and potatoes.

  22. iain maciver says:

    potatoes and tomatoes

  23. Rita Hutton says:

    EVERYTHING i NEED FOR THE WINTERMONTHS,POTATOES, ONIONS, BEANS, PEAS, BEETROOT AND CABBAGES

  24. sharon martin says:

    yes we grow our own been peas, runners, parsnips, onions, spring onions, tomatoes, cucumber, spuds, beetroot, raspberries,blueberries, redcurrants, rhubarb and strawberries this year

  25. Anthony Harrington says:

    we don’t but our Daughter grows all veggies.

  26. Steve Barrett says:

    Have 3 raised beds in my garden, bottom one is full of raspberry canes, the other 2 grow salad crops, potatoes and runner beans. But have tried all sorts of vegetables over the years , with mixed results. But when they grow the taste can’t be beaten, especially if you pick as you cook.

  27. Strawberries – radishes – and a few herbs

  28. Joanne Beale says:

    We grow lettuces, loads of tomatoes, carrots, parsnips, potatoes, leeks, peas, beans, sweetcorn, peppers, aubergine, broad beans, cabbage, rhubarb, onions (red, white), butternut squash, courgettes, marrow, asparagus and Brussel sprouts

  29. Myriam Clark says:

    I will grow my own vegetables when I finally get my allotment

  30. kellyjo walters says:

    we grow loads tomatoes, salads cucumber, radish, beetroot, carrots, swede, parsnips, potatoes, apple trees, pear trees, plum trees, blackberries, black currents

  31. David Powell says:

    What ever we can find space for in the allotment.

  32. Julie Booth says:

    strawberries and runner beans

  33. laura banks says:

    we have a blackcurrant and redcurrant bushes as well as herbs

  34. Kay Panayi says:

    I don’t but I would love to

  35. PAUL STANLEY says:

    Not at the moment

    1. Anne Nash says:

      I only grow fruit at the moment but would love the time and eneergy to grow my own vegetables

  36. grown my own strawberries and carrots but that’s all

  37. Natalie Crossan says:

    Not yet but I’d like to grow tomatoes 🙂

  38. MANDY DOHERTY says:

    Potatoes, runner beans and loganberries

  39. William Gould says:

    We grow Bramley and Cox’s apples, Conference pears, Victoria plums, cherries (All minaret trees), blackberries, blueberries, blackcurrents and gooseberries!

  40. frances hopkins says:

    Runner Beans, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, strawberries, peppers, chillis x

  41. Elisa Trueman says:

    I’ve just started this year and was so excited when my potatoes and runner beans started growing. Next year I’m going to try tomatoes and strawberries x

  42. claire woods says:

    I don’t but I’ve always fancied growing carrots and green beans.

  43. I’m not but I’d love to

  44. Helen Stratton says:

    This year I have grown strawberries, tomatoes, corn and potatoes. I’m also growing a pumpkin.

  45. charlotte says:

    this year we have grown tomatoes, lettuce, beans and courgettes 🙂

  46. Paula Readings says:

    I grew tomatoes that was it for this year.

  47. Julie Parker says:

    I don’t but have wanted to try and grow my own

  48. Agnieszka Sady says:

    We are renting our house and aren’t allowed to plant anything in the garden, but I grow a lot in containers in my porch! This year I had: tomatoes, courgette, cucumber, aubergine, basil, sweet peppers and chilli peppers. I also re-grow things from kitchen scraps on my kitchen window; the easiest ones are leeks and celery!

  49. aaron broad says:

    I don’t but would love to try one day

  50. Liam Bishop says:

    We have a herb garden in the kitchen 🙂

  51. no i don’t i’m afraid, havent got the patience!

  52. judy kennedy says:

    Salads all year round, tomatoes, berries & runner beans

  53. gillian burden says:

    yes , strawberries , rhubarb , greens,peas,beans,french bean, potatoes , tomatoes carrots , onions .

  54. Sean Downer says:

    I am into growing chilli at the mo

  55. laura stewart says:

    strawberry, blueberry and raspberry’s xx

  56. Louise Asekokhai says:

    I grow grapes chilli’s apples, cherries and tomatoes

  57. Geoff Dagger says:

    Apples, raspberries and gooseberries

  58. Hassina Begum says:

    The only thing I can grow is tomatoes.

  59. Deb Alexander says:

    Unfortunately we do not grow our own but we have just made 42 jars of homemade pickled onions!

  60. Roger Bufton says:

    Not now, go to the super market

  61. Sue McCarthy says:

    Yes, I grow green beans, tomatoes, basil, chillies, herbs and flowers of course

  62. karen cowley says:

    we grow our own basil and parsley for our rabbits. have tryed mushrooms but didn’t workout x

  63. Andrew Timms says:

    Fresh Garlic is great, and now is
    the perfect time of year to plant it

  64. Ally Webb says:

    I grow herbs as they are forgiving when I forget to water them!

  65. Pam Francis Gregory says:

    Just apples

  66. betony bennett says:

    Apples, olives, strawberries, cherries and chillies 🙂

  67. kayleigh Bates says:

    I don’t but I might do next year when my son is a bit bigger and able to get involved

  68. david cavender says:

    i don’t grow but would love to

  69. I’m getting a mini indoor greenhouse so we can start growing herbs without the kittens nibbling on them! <3

  70. Rosie Holloway says:

    tomatoes, strawberries, chillies, peppers and pumpkins this year. Going to make a veggie patch over the winter and do it properly next year

  71. Norman Whitfield says:

    I have a go with runner beans, lettuce, rhubarb, cabbages and apples.

  72. Michaela Hannah says:

    Not yet, i am hoping to start growing some veg once we get moved

  73. I managed to grow tomatoes and strawberries this year

  74. Runner beans and beetroot. so easy, just need plenty of watering

  75. Zoe Goodwin says:

    We mainly grow fresh herbs … Great to pop into the garden and get fresh!

  76. I currently have a tomato plant that I got over the summer, the produce was delicious

  77. barbara clarke says:

    would love to grow my own but our jungle of a garden needs taming first

  78. Ruth Harwood says:

    I have a little herb garden but am thinking of expanding xx

  79. katherine s says:

    My family have an allotment. We grow potatoes, carrots, onions, parsnips etc.

  80. grow blackcurrents,blueberries, carrots yummy!

  81. Karen Weedon says:

    I grow my own cress! That’s about it – but will be sorting out a patch of the garden to start growing some veggies

  82. Julie Ward says:

    Have tried tomatos and peas, I don’t have much room for anything else

  83. Amy Davis says:

    We grow herbs and cress.

  84. kimberley ryan says:

    We grow fruit. we have blueberries, black currants, red currants, gooseberries and strawberries in the garden

  85. Nicola McC says:

    I grew my own carrots, peas and strawberries last year but wasn’t hugely successful.

  86. Michelle Ferguson says:

    No I don’t but would like to if I had the time and knowledge.

  87. Mary Chez says:

    I grow potatoes, tomatoes, runner beans and some herbs

  88. rebecca nisbet says:

    we tried, we were doing quite well with strawberries, but we had a slight fire and as well as loosing the shed and all its contents we lost the fruit and veg plot.

  89. Julie Edwards says:

    I don’t grow my own as my mum does it for me. She grows everything.. Leeks, onions, potatoes, runner beans, cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce,chillis, tomatoes. and more….

  90. I grow all my veg (courgettes,marrows,carrots,beans, radish,spuds,lettuce,tomatoes) and fruit (raspberries,strawberries,black-redcurrants, gooseberries,mini apple tree, mini cherry tree) in pots, hanging baskets and i had an old Mirror Dinghy that had a hole in beyond repair and became a perfect home for my Runner beans and herbs and looks pretty in the garden as well.

  91. Heather Cain says:

    I can’t grow anything in the garden because the dogs eat everything in sight!!!

  92. I dont have a garden but I have an indoor chilli plant

  93. Caroline Blaza says:

    I always grow tomatoes & cucumbers. I also have a little herb garden x

  94. Andy Kadir-Buxton says:

    8 trees, and herb patch. Interestingly, we planted carrots two years ago, and one is growing now. Not sure how though.

  95. Angela Wilcox says:

    Yes we have an allotment, so we grow our own peas, carrots, onions, garlic, courgettes and leeks, as well as fruit from our trees/bushes. We swap things with our allotment neighbour so we both get different things 🙂

  96. I have grown Carrots, Tomatoes and Lettuce x

  97. Allan Wilson says:

    Yes – we have a quarter of an acre turned over for fruit & veg

  98. Sarah Norgrove says:

    Mainly Tomatoes, various varietys.

  99. I grow some herbs on my windowsill 🙂

  100. Recently moved to a new house with a bigger garden so great for my son to get involved with planting seeds and growing veggies/fruit. We’ve got courgettes, tomatoes, strawberries, raspberries – had lettuce and broad beans too. First attempt isn’t bad, but needs more work for next year!

  101. Helen Metcalfe says:

    I grow herbs at the moment, but hoping to start veg growing next year

  102. I grow herbs but would love to grow more

  103. Kristyn Harris says:

    I grow tomatoes, strawberries and runner beans

  104. I want to grow my own and these willies will help.

  105. HELEN BOOTH says:

    My hubbys a farmer, so lots but he also has a veggie patch in the garden for carrots, beans, onions, pumpkins, corn on the cob, cucumbers and tomatos!

  106. Hannah Igoe says:

    Just herbs and strawberries at the moment but we would like to look at more

  107. ROSEMARY SHEEHAN says:

    I grow potatoes as fresh potatoes from the garden is great

  108. Colin Sutton says:

    I grow fruit mostly – apples, pears, plums, raspberries, blackberries, blackcurrants, grapes, blueberries, loganberries – as well as runner beans and courgettes

  109. Simon Keeping says:

    This year I grew King Edward potatoes, carrots, onions, a few barrels of mixed lettuce leaves, tomatoes, mixed chillies and a small herb garden. Expanding next year though as I have acquired a nice size plot of land at the back of the Mother-in-Laws garden !!

  110. Helen Gilbert says:

    Carrots,red onions ,lots of potato varieties,broad beans ( huge success this year!)
    Sage,rosemary,oregano(great for butterflies), lemon balm,lovage,thyme,sorrel, fennel….and use them all for cooking or freezing

  111. I grow apples, cherries, rhubarb, raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, red currants, black currants, potatoes, beans, and salads.

  112. sadie coffin says:

    I grow sweetcorn, chard, pumpkins and have fruit trees

  113. Christine Caple says:

    We have just started this year, and have grown a few potatoes and tomatoes.

  114. Gwyn Sharps says:

    I’d love to have the space to grow my own. I do grow herbs, c hillies and tomatoes

  115. fiona mcbride says:

    herbs and potatoes only since my greenhouse was damaged in storm

  116. Keith Hunt says:

    Just a couple of plum trees

  117. claire little says:

    no I don’t although I’m interested in the future

  118. Emer Fogarty says:

    Not at the moment.

  119. vicki hennie says:

    i grow herbs and chillies x x

  120. Kelly Ellen Hirst says:

    We grow all our own herbs & my dad has an allotment so he’s always bringing us his homegrown veg

  121. Lauren Old says:

    No but I’d like to give it a go

  122. emma franklin says:

    No, but I would love to, just need to find the right space to start

  123. Kirstin Lydon says:

    I’ve thrown potato peelings with roots onto my garden before and potatoes have then grown there. I would love to have a proper vegetable patch.

  124. Anthea Holloway says:

    This year I have grown: lettuces, rocket, runner beans, broad beans, French beans, carrots, courgettes, butternut squash, pea beans, marrow, beetroot, leeks, tomatoes, potatoes, blackcurrants, red currants, white currants, raspberries, blueberries, apples, pears, plums, sloes, onions, shallots and garlic.

  125. Martin Burley says:

    Tomatoes, radishes, runner beans, apples, redcurrants, blackcurrants & strawberries

  126. Karen Richards says:

    Tomatoes, cucumber, basil and spring onions this year as wasn’t very organised.

  127. Margaret Clarkson says:

    Apples, Victoria Plums, Damsons, Rhubarb, redcurrants

  128. We grow tomatoes, peppers, chilli and spring onions in the greenhouse. In the garden there are runner beans, peas, swede, leeks, beetroot and cabbage.

  129. Angela Macdonald says:

    At the moment I grow mint, basil, rosemary, sprouts and strawberries. I would love to try growing more different things.

  130. Ann Peters says:

    I grow tomatoes, strawberries, oranges and lemons. Would love to home grow runner beans, as they are so much more tasty than shop produce.

  131. Angela Morgan says:

    yes we do really well with cucumbers, potato, strawberries, raspberries and gooseberries – we are sooo lucky

  132. Mike Gerrie says:

    I have a wee planter that I grow carrots and lettuce in

  133. JULIE WHITTAKER says:

    I don’t grow anything…. I don’t even have a garden 🙁

  134. I don’t grow anything myself but my boyfriend’s Dad grows loads for us including strawberries, cabbage, lettuce, potatoes and more 🙂

    Stevie x

  135. Monica Gilbert says:

    I’ve tried having a vegetable patch this year and have managed some green beans, peas, zucchini, cucumber, and a couple of tomatoes, along with some potatoes that I didn’t plant. I’m hoping to do better next year.

  136. Indoors only (at the moment)

  137. Charlotte Carter-Dunn says:

    I grow vegetables from the ends of the veg I use for cooking and then replant them. Currently I’ve only managed this with potatoes and onions!

  138. jo liddement says:

    I have a vegetable area in my garden and a greenhouse and grow chillies,courgettes,squashes,beans,onions,garlic and also fruit tree,blackcurrents,strawberries,etc

  139. Phyllis May Ellett says:

    Really into cabbage this year.

  140. Claire Barker says:

    I have apple, pear and cherry trees, alpine strawberries and plan to grow veg next year 🙂

  141. Caroline Signey says:

    I don’t have much space so just grow herbs and tomatoes

  142. Jo McPherson says:

    We just grow potatoes,chillis, strawberries and tomatoes. My dad has an allotment and loves giving us his homegrown beans, raspberries and garlic. You can’t beat them

  143. Pamela Cook says:

    Potatoes, carrots, onions, leeks, sometimes beans – but best of all are the strawberries, raspberries and blackcurrants!

  144. Juli Savage says:

    I mainly grow herbs, but have grown tomatoes, carrots and lettuces before

  145. Susan Sargent says:

    I have not grown much this year due to family commitments, only carrots and onions. Next year back to potatoes, peas and salads

  146. liz ferguson says:

    I love growing my own – I especially love pumpkins and squashes x

  147. Lizzy Cooper says:

    No I havent yet but id like too soon when our garden is done! 🙂

  148. Steven Montgomery says:

    Potatoes, carrots & coriander 🙂

  149. Greig spencer says:

    POTATOES AND STRAWBERRIES

  150. Katie Kingsbury says:

    Just tomatoes at the moment but have my name down for an allotment so hopefully that will change soon!

  151. most of the herbs I use frequently

  152. Joan Noble says:

    I only have a small yard, but I grow Apples, Figs, Runner Beans and Potatoes in tubs.

  153. christine westlake says:

    beans and fruit,

  154. janine atkin says:

    not at the moment. id love to start though

  155. jemma dwyer says:

    Not yet but would love to start 😀 x

  156. Jill fairbank says:

    We grow our own lettuce and tomatoes

  157. We grew tomatoes under our lean-to

  158. Cerys John says:

    Herbs mainly- mint, thyme, chives, parsley, basil and rosemary 🙂

  159. Dawn Brodribb says:

    I grow my own herbs – nothing like fresh mint sauce 🙂

  160. lisa dolatowski says:

    I love growing my own chillies and herbs!

  161. Nothing this year, but I love growing yellow tomatoes and yellow courgettes in growbags

  162. beverley whitby says:

    I have grown herbs lettuce and garlic but my mum grows everything raspberries, sweetcorn, cucumbers, tomatoes, runner beans, strawberries ,apples, plums and rhubarb she’s a fantastic gardener

  163. Deborah Hambleton says:

    I have a chilli plant and often grow herbs

  164. Rebecca Smith says:

    We grow our own tomatoes, runner beans, apples, strawberries and raspberries not much due to limited space but hoping we get an allotment plot soon

  165. Michelle Jenkins says:

    Only herbs and cherries at the moment but hoping to next year.

  166. olivia Kirby says:

    No, but my eldest son has a patch at his nan’s allotment – we get the odd (very odd!) carrot and a few raspberries!

  167. kelly cleeton says:

    No I don’t currently grow anything but would love to!

  168. Allan Fullarton says:

    I grow peas, love them – so fresh!

  169. Sheri Darby says:

    I plan to, one of my retirement projects

  170. jessica cook says:

    mainly potatoes and peppers

  171. Lorraine mabbitt says:

    I grow strawberries and tomatoes

  172. gemma nisbet says:

    This year we have had courgettes, butternut squash, tomatoes, cucumbers and green beans.

  173. Angela Paull says:

    We have a veg trug and this year grew peas, carrots, beetroot, onions and spinach. We also have a rhubarb patch and apple tree 🙂

  174. Kerry Smith says:

    Me and the twins grew carrots this year and I’d like to do much more next year they are nearly 3 now so I want them to understand where food comes from

  175. David Price says:

    My wife has green fingers- i help -we grow potatoes, celeriac, beetroot, kolrabi, cabbage, tomatoes, leeks, chard, and strawberries

  176. Laura Vitty says:

    I grow mainly fruit trees as they’re quite low maintenance and they’re high up (I have two dogs who would pee on any salads!). We have a very productive blueberry bush in a pot though!

  177. Marta Lewanska says:

    Tomatoes,lettuce,peppers,and herbs!

  178. Wendy Smith says:

    Runner beans in tubs are my favourite but I also grow salad veg, toms and strawberries in hanging baskets

  179. Anneka Hulse says:

    no not at the moment put i enjoy harvesting all the lovely fruit and veg at my parents house which is yummy

  180. Petra Hora says:

    carrots, radish, potatoes and beetroot.

  181. Margaret Glover says:

    No I don’t have much room in my garden.

  182. Robert Dittrich says:

    Unfortunately not, as I now live in a studio flat, with no outside space whatsoever.

  183. Victoria Prince says:

    I grew lettuce this year, which I was very proud of! We are moving in the spring and I hope to grow all sorts in the new garden, we will also have an apple tree there 🙂

  184. We have moved in with the in-laws and we help them as much as possible in the allotment. They grow tons of stuff. Since we moved in in we’ve harvested peaches, nectarines and grapes… The corn on the cob is in season now and particularly delish! Hoping the butternut squashes will be along soon but they think they might not be great this year 🙁

  185. Nicola Holland says:

    I don’t grow my own fruit and vegetables yet… 🙂

  186. Nancy Bradford says:

    We don’t have much room for growing our own but I have a little herb garden on my windowsill.

  187. Michelle Clarke says:

    Me and my two little ones grow herbs, tomatoes, potatoes and a potted ornamental orange. The children loved seeing the grow.

  188. Brenda Wilkes says:

    Tomatoes, cucumbers, sweet peppers and chillies

  189. Andrea Johnson says:

    Tomatoes and strawberries

  190. only tomatoes – I really should try and grow more though as I know potatoes and carrots are relatively easy and we eat tonne sof these

  191. Aaron Milne says:

    Yes had an allotment in the past – hard but satisfying work

  192. Helen Ellis says:

    Strawberries, Pears and Tomatoes

  193. Mike Williams says:

    We grow fruit: apples, pears, cherries, plums, greengages, blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, rhubarb, loganberries and goji berries.

  194. Martina Alban says:

    yes I do grow my own carrots, parsnip, tomatoes, radishes and cellery

  195. Andrew Grange says:

    Unfortunately not.

  196. Kay Foster says:

    I have a veg plot and greenhouse, so I like to plant what we would use. So I grow potatoes, beans, soft fruits and in the greenhouse tomatoes.

  197. Hellie's Corner says:

    Yes I have done for years now, I grow tomatoes, chillis, strawberries and gooseberries…. yum you can’t bet eatting something you’ve grown yourself!

  198. Anything and everything! Tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes, peas, sweet corn, beans, pumpkins, strawberries, kale…. The list goes on!

  199. MichelleD says:

    We’ve been growing potatoes, peppers and carrots but we’d like to do even more!

  200. Eleanor Baker says:

    Before we moved house I used to grow lots, beetroot, parsnips, carrots, red cabbage, turnips, onions, garlic, kale, potatoes.

  201. elaine stokes says:

    at the moment there is beetroot, runner beans, tomatoes, carrots and some potatoes still left in the veg plot

  202. Jessica Hutton says:

    Not yet but I’m moving house and planning on having a veg patch xx

  203. lynn neal says:

    I grow runner beans and salad crops and soft fruit!

  204. Laura Pritchard says:

    I grow my own weeds, and am very successful at it. Everything else I buy from the supermarket! 🙂

  205. I grew up in a household where we grew our own but these days, I have no garden. I tried renting an allotment but produce – and even compost – used to mysteriously disappear so I gave it up.
    All is not lost, though, as I still use a sprouter for fresh sprouts and occasionally plant tomatoes in a gro-bag. Very satisfying.

  206. Shelley Jones says:

    We have a beautiful walnut tree in our garden that we harvest every October – o make my signature walnut cake with them – always very popular x

  207. I’ve had a successful strawberry season, but the past two years the slugs and snails have eaten everything else…

  208. katie keech says:

    I am 25 years old, me and my partner ( and daughter who is 4 ) acquired an allotment plot 2 years ago. its the best thing ever, we grow our own potatoes, broccoli, cauliflower, parsnips, sprouts, swede, peas, beans, garlic, pumpkins, herbs, chillies and tomatoes. its so rewarding and therapeutic !

  209. kristin burdsall says:

    My little girl and i love growing our own. This year it was mostly strawberries as they are her favourite but we also grew peas and tomatoes. We planted a couple of fruit bushes this year too so hope to be able to have our first harvest in a couple of years 🙂

  210. kelly morgan says:

    nothing at the moment

  211. Rennene Hartland says:

    I grow my own potatoes, however as a child we grew everything from runner beans to corn on the cob, also one of my friends has a shop in her garden she grows everything and literally lives of the land

  212. I grew my own children! Haha x

  213. Helen Craigs says:

    I always grow much more than we can eat! I grow potatoes, tomatoes, kale, runner beans, peas, yellow and green courgettes, lettuces, mange tout and butternut squash – soup is becoming a regular meal!

  214. Chris Fletcher says:

    Tomatoes and courgettes…They are the only things I ever seem to have success with!

  215. Melanie Horbury says:

    I grow fruit as we don’t have much space for a veg patch but they still fill up our freezer every year!.

  216. Gemma newton says:

    Not currently, I’ve tried in the past and they haven’t gone quite as the should

  217. kirsty flerin says:

    We grew potatoes, spinach and shallots this year – perfect to go with our chickens free range eggs!

  218. catherinej says:

    Tomatoes and raspberries mostly

  219. Melanie Harrop says:

    ERM NOT GOT VERY GREEN FINGERS BUT WOULD LOVE TO GROW MY OWN VEG HAVE A NICE PLOT IN MY NEW GARDEN SO GOING TO GIVE IT A GO WISH ME LUCK X

  220. Dee Sherwood Wallace says:

    Only Herbs and Strawberries.

  221. leonie owen says:

    yes just basics tho, tomatoes, strawberry’s and green beans

  222. Not anymore, growing strawberries is fun though

  223. We grow runner beans, potatoes, onions, carrots, spinach, lettuce, chard, pak choi, strawberries and we also have a herb garden. We use the veg for our cooking as they taste so much better than shop bought. But we do have to share them with my guinea pigs, who adore parsley, spinach, chard, lettuce and carrot tops! (@PeanutHog)

  224. I grow my own spices – basil, chive, garlic

  225. kayleigh dudley says:

    i don’t grow anything yet, but after recent blackberry and potato picking its really pushing me to start something. We are in the midst of moving house, so when i get my bigger south facing garden i really want to grow my own veggies

  226. Theresaparker says:

    Herbs tomatoes and carrots..though they were recently sabotaged by the cats…I’m thinking of getting a greenhouse where I can grow more and make it cat free!

  227. lisa tebbutt says:

    i grow chilli plant this years and now they just turning red

  228. Chris Bull says:

    Balcony tomatoes for me 🙂

  229. sarah clegg says:

    honestly i have been too scared to try lol

  230. Karen Dixon says:

    Only lettuce in a small tub at the moment, but hopefully lots more in the future

  231. Lyndsey Beckford says:

    I don’t but I’d really like to try it 🙂

  232. Samantha Atherton says:

    I change it up a bit every year but this year we grew, lettuce, strawberries, cherry toms, courgette, cucumber, scarlet runner beans and a selection of herbs we also have a cherry, a fig & a peach tree.

  233. Tracey Brookshaw says:

    Having just moved into a new house we are awaiting a allotment, but I have managed to grow some radishes.

  234. we grow courgettes, beans, cabbage, kale and rhubarb. we’ve tried salad veg but the slugs and snails always get them.

  235. Vicky Osborne says:

    I grow my own herbs but would love to do more, if i had the space

  236. Matt Brasier says:

    Runner beans and Tomato’s

  237. At the moment just herbs like basil. I did start some tomato seedlings with my daughters but when left in the care of my husband they all died! But want to start growing more things again soon

  238. Rachel Wise says:

    I grow my own runner beans and cucumber

  239. tracy sinclair says:

    Mainly just herbs, though i have had a try at tomatoes but I’m not very green fingered, just flowers and indoor plants for me x

  240. Andrew Fearon says:

    Have an allotment so grow all kinds of things including plenty of weeds, but very proud of my soft fruit, always need wellies, especially when we get flooded!

  241. Patricia Avery says:

    Veg: potatoes, carrots, parsnips, beetroot, sweet corn and peas.
    Fruit: raspberries, alpine strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, cherries, grapes and apples. Plus tomatoes and peppers in the greenhouse. We don’t have a huge garden but we do look after the soil. Virtually self -sufficient in veg apart from greens . My big chest freezer is full at the moment with a bumper harvest. 🙂

  242. We grow potatoes and have lots of strawberries. We started with one plant pot growing strawberries but they seemed to take over half the garden!!!

  243. I grow my own runner beans – a hugely satisfying hobby given they’re home grown and also rather delish! 🙂

  244. Chris Hall says:

    Tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, herbs, and summer bedding

  245. karen Howden says:

    This year we have grown strawberries and tomatoes

  246. Natalie Gillham says:

    I have grown my own herbs on my balcony 🙂

  247. Val Pownall says:

    Mostly herbs and salads. Tomatoes too. And have a blueberry bush, an apple tree and a greengage tree. Sometimes courgettes – so easy as long as the slugs don’t get them first.

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