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Some of our favourite veg growing pics…

Veg Growing pics from the Incredible Vegetables field

Late Autumn Harvest — Delicata & striped butternut squash alongside bags of other edible goodies

Huge sweet potato — Our largest sweet potato weighed in at 900g!

Yard long beans — The amazing sight of Yard Long beans

Size 9 Sarpo Mira — Julien models some of our whopping Sarpo Mira spuds.

Here’s Stephen Barstow standing by one of our young Hablitzia plants

Hablitzia Tamnoides — Mandy nurturing one of her Hablitzia ‘babies’

Stephen Barstow and our Ulluco crop — Stephen Barstow checks out our newly planted Ulluco crop

Stephen Barstow and giant rhubarb — Stephen Barstow hiding behind one of our rhubarb plants almost as tall as him

Skirret flowering — Late summer and the skirrets are in full bloom

Sweet potatoes interplanted with lettuce

Young Hablitzia plant — Julien tends to a young Hablitzia plant.

Skirret Selfie — Mandy Standing next to one of our tallest Skirret plants

Hablitzia Tamnoides fritters — Hablitzia fritters or ‘Habfritzias’!

Skirret talk at the Edible Garden Show — Mandy speaking at The Edible Garden Show, Stoneleigh Park

Daubenton perennial kale — One of our striking variegated Daubenton perennial kales

Flowering polyculture — Perennial cabbage and flowering plants

Harvesting Oca tubers — Mandy fearlessly brings in the harvest for the Guild of Oca Breeders – come rain or shine, rain mostly…

Veg patch polyculture early morning — Oca, Perennial 9 Star Broccoli and mixed polyculture beds

Skirrets in the sun — Late summer and the plants look glorious

Babington's leeks — Babington leeks grow happily between other plants.

Ulluco growing in the field — Ulluco plants become sprawling and bushy over the summer

Purple and yellow micro ulluco tubers being prepared in the kitchen — Some micro Ulluco tubers made into a feast

Lifting purple and yellow Ulluco tubers from the ground — Lifting purple and yellow Ulluco tubers

Four trays of brightly coloured Ulluco tubers — Sorted colourful Ulluco tubers from our December 2015 harvest

purple Ulluco tuber — Julien proudly presents a large purple Ulluco tuber

Skirret crown divisions laid out ready to plant — A number of Skirret root sections taken from a mother plant.

Bright purple Ulluco tubers emerging from the ground — Digging for Purple Ulluco tubers

Burgeoning veg box from our field — Beautiful Bounty from our field

Hanging Gardens of Tomatodom

The Hanging Gardens of Tomatodom — Using all the space above and below

Summer Squash in all its glory — Summer Squashes of all shapes and sizes

Mandy surrounded by Tomatillos, Mexican Fat Babies and Cucamelons — Mandy by Tomatillos, Achocha & Melothria Scabra

Onions basking in the sun — Onions basking in the heat of the polytunnel

8 legged parsnips make great Halloween decorations — 8 legged parsnips make great halloween decorations

A rather large cabbage — One of my Findhorn style cabbages

Cabbage as big as my wheelbarrow — Cabbage as large as my wheelbarrow

Ashburton Food Festival 2014 — Ashburton Food Fest 2014

Giant vegetables, small kitchen — Large vegetables, small kitchen

Tromboncinos as big as me! — Tromboncino earrings

winterplanting — Mandy and Julien working in the field

garlicharvest — Bumper garlic harvest

Cavolo Nero — Cavolo Nero surrounded by Sweet Peas

beetroot and flowers — Beetroot and flowers nestle together

phacelia — Phacelia meadow

rambling veg patch — Our rambling veg patch

little pumpkin — Little pumpkin

Incredible edible flower salad — Edible flower salad

December Market Stall — December market stall

Mulit coloured radishes — Little radishes

Mr Gnome at the market — Mr Gnome joins us at the market

market stall — Summer produce

Autumn Market Stall — Pumpkin pokes out its tongue

Early May in the field — Spring beds in the sunshine

Sikkim and Crystal apple cucumbers, heirloom beet and carrots.

Lettuces ready for planting — Emerald Green and oak lettuce seedlings

Rocket and Ruby Streaks — Spring Salads

Mizuna and Ruby Streaks

Asparagus Lettuce

Bananas in the veg patch — bananas in the veg patch

Freshly picked beetroot and onions — Cylindrical beetoots

Green curtain of peas — Borage grows freely amongst the vegetables

Flowers in the veg patch — Edible Day Lillies

Our cute landrover with harvest — Julien’s super landrover

Pea curtains shade lettuces — Curtains of peas

mini pond in the veg patch — Little ponds to attract frogs and toads

Creative Vegetable Accessories — Creative vegetable accessories

Tromboncino neckwear

Globe Artichoke — Bees bathe in the perfume of an artichoke flower

Admiring the Corn — This was supposed to be mini sweetcorn!

Yellow Yacon flower — Vivid yellow Yacon flower which appear late in the season

Vegetables and flowers in the field — Full bloom – vegetables and flowers at the height of summer

A person sits amongst corn on a sunny day — Julien having a sneaky tea break in a circle of sweet corn

Squash laying on the ground — A Shoal of Squash – stripey butternut and Delicata

Polyculture with all kinds of edibles and flowers growing together

colourful summer flowers — Lots of flowers planted amongst the vegetables

Cavolo Nero and Calendula — Cavolo Nero and Calendula grow happily side by side

Rambling mix of edible flower and vegetables

Micro Cucamelon — A micro cucamelon emerges into the world

Summer salad with Giant Tree Spinach leaves — The exquisite magenta leaves of Giant Tree Spinach

Edible flowers and Giant Tree Spinach leaves — Edible flowers and Giant Tree Spinach leaves, beautiful in summer dishes

Winter kale plants — The beauty of the different greens and purples of winter Kale

Dahlias in full bloom — The end of the summer and the Dahlias still going strong

Taunton Deane kale — One of our 1 year old Taunton Deane kale plants

Main crop potato harvest

Polyculture — Mixed and rambling polyculture area

skirret offsets — Skirret offsets with tiny white roots ready for potting up.

Colombian Long Red — A close up shot of these beautiful Colombian Long Red tubers which are long and slightly curved.

Pica de Pulga Ulluco — Pica de Pulga Ulluco have vivid yellow skins with red/orange patterning.

Ravelo Lisa Ulluco Harvest — A bucket full of Ravelo Lisa

In stock now perennial spinach & perennial leeks, walking onions

Walking Onions mixed pack of 5 bulbs £6.99
Poireau perpétuel perennial leek Bulbils (seeds) pack of 20 £8.99
Babington perennial Leek Bulbils (seeds) pack of 20 £8.99
Hablitzia Tamnoides - Caucasian Spinach seeds (pack of 50) £3.99

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