Favourite vegetable to grow?

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• Dovefromabove Posts: 88,123

  March 2014

  I like growing beans of all descriptions, broad beans, runner beans, wax beans, French beans, Borlotti beans ...... love them all 

  
  Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
  
  
  
  
  
  

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• SwissSue Posts: 1,447

  March 2014

  I have 2, beans and tomatoes.

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• Zoomer44 Posts: 3,267

  March 2014

  Do strawberries count!

  If not it has to be spuds, I've six different varieties this year, you can't beat the taste.  

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• No expert Posts: 415

  March 2014

  Spuds for me too. 5 varieties here.

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• WeaveyDavey Posts: 575

  March 2014

  Like Dove, I'd have to vote for a whole 'family' of vegetables - but I say "Let's hear it for ONIONS!" : shallots (round and long 'uns), spring onions, sets, Cibou, Chives, Welsh onions, everlasting and annual too! Such a versatile group and tasty too boot!

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• Tropical Sam Posts: 1,488

  March 2014

  Anything easy, so Peas, Carrots and Onions.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 30

  March 2014

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• Zoomer44 Posts: 3,267

  March 2014

  that's cheating Dave , someone could say roots or brassica's then give a really long list 

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• WeaveyDavey Posts: 575

  March 2014

  Hi Zoomer, a fair point. Maybe I did interpret the posed question rather liberally? But subtly I left out garlic, wild garlic (also know as ramsomes, hence Ramsey island in Pembs = 'wild garlic island') and maybe oe or two others....

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• artjak Posts: 4,167

  March 2014

  I can't decide; I agree with the above about carrots, but then there are tomatoes with their lovely scent straight from the garden, and huge bunches of spinach steamed for just 3 or 4 minutes till it is meltingly edible, the leeks that I am harvesting at the moment, or the chard or the purple sprouting brocolli that I had today.... Yes you are a meany to just ask for one

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