We had a beautiful range of edible winter posies for sale at Febuary's Totnes Good Food Sunday Market. We made them with freshly picked red russian and cavolo nero kale, purple sprouting broccoli, chard, spinach and spicy mustard leaves plus ...

Incredible Vegetables regularly sells at the Totnes Good Food Sunday Market on 3rd Sunday of every Month and the newly launched Good Food at the Yard Market at Royal William Yard Plymouth which from July takes place 1st Sunday of ...

Every month brings its own wonderful selection of produce from our field and we love to display our veg in a creative way on our market stall. We like it to look part theatre set, part art installation and of ...

We make lovely edible posies from our seasonal lettuces and leaves mixed with edible flowers and herbs. This time of year we are using our early salads as well as fresh herbs. One of our customers told us she would ...

We use lots of green manures as a way of looking after our soil, although last year we went a bit overboard with the seed sprinkling and ended up with huge area of beautiful scented blue pom pom flowers. We ...

Chicory is a great thing to grow into the Autumn and winter as they tolerate the cold very well. We've got some beautiful Italian Radicchio varieties in growing in the field. Amazing in risottos and winter salads.

We had a bumper harvest of purple garlic last year and are have been busy sowing new varieties for some super bulbs this coming summer. Their green shoots are already up above the ground, a wonderful sight when everything else ...

Last summer we planted a circle of sweetcorn with an inner chamber complete with table and chairs for our outdoor corn circle tea room. Perfect for tea and cake after a long day in the field. Much more fun to ...

The next festival will be on Saturday 8th September 2012. Incredible Vegetables were at the first Ashburton Food & Drink Festival. The whole event was brilliant with thousands of people coming from all over to sample delicious food and drink ...

All of our produce is grown on our field in Ashburton using only 100% natural methods. We make our own compost and use green manures and do lots of companion planting to keep our plants healthy. The bees are kept ...