Couldn't arrive empty handed

[Mrs Ava]

Regardless of the rain, I got up to the plot today to do some picking as we are off to mums for dinner tomorrow and I am her handy greengrocer!



The spuds are catriona, then lettuce, marrow, onions, there are bright lights chard, nero kale, garlics, beetroot and carrot thinnings, peas, dwarft green frenchies and dwarft purple frenchies.

 Masses on them considering they only stand 18 inches tall!

I was so proud of myself when I left - the cheshire cat had nothing on me!  ;D

[Mrs Ava]

[budgiebreeder]

 :D ;)Proud you should be as well EJ.I've been growing many years now and still get that feeling.It's great and the taste.................MMMMMMMMM

[Plocket]

Looks fantastic - can I come for lunch?

[ina]

You deserve the titel Allotmenteer Supreme!
Such variety, congratulations are in order here. Just fan-tas-tic!
Thanks for taking the trouble of taking and posting the pictures here. I enjoyed seeing them so much.

[tim]

Puts some of us to shame! = Tim

[Doris_Pinks]

Well done EJ, it all looks lovely, makes all that digging worthwhile! ;D

[Jesse]

Seeing all the lovely home grown veg is inspirational. Thanks for posting the pictures, I can't wait until I get my allotment now, hope I will be as successful and you.

[Kerry]

mmmmmm! green with envy at onions!
Bet you're mum's chuffed with all the variety, yum yum.

[busy_lizzie]

That's what it's all about EJ!  All those days weeding, digging and planting in all weathers -  seeing a sight like that, it makes it all worth while. Gardener Extraordinaire!  :) busy_lizzie