This year I will mostly be growing...

In no particular order, those ordered this year:

Real Seeds
French Bean (Cherokee Trail of Tears)
Summer Squash (Early Prolific Straightneck)
Miniature White Cucumber
Belleville leaf sorrel
Mizuna

Alan Romans (all potatoes)
King Edward
Maris Piper
Orla
Pink Fir Apple
Salad Blue

Organic Garden Catalogue
Purple Sprouting Early
Purple Sprouting Late
Calabrese (Waltham)
Red Cabbage (Marner Fruerot)
Cabbage (Cuor du Bue)
Savoy Cabbage (Vertus)
Snowball (Cauliflower)
Celery (Green Utah)
Courgette (Goldie)
Gherkin (Vert Petit de Paris)
Pumpkin (Tom Fox)
Butternut Squash (Sprinter)
Perpetual Spinach
Shallots (Longor)
Onions (Jet Set)

King's Seeds (via the NSALG scheme)
Beetroot (Bolthardy)
Carrot (Early Nantes)
Radish (Mixed)
Broad Beans (Masterpiece Green Longpod and Windsor Green)
Borlotta Lingua di Fuoco
Shallots (Golden Gourmet)
Onion (Red Baron)


Seeds from last year:
Chilli (Ring of Fire)
Pea (Hatif d'Annonay)
Tomato (Gardener's Delight, Aurora, Costoluto Fiorentino, Gigante Liscio, Dragotsenost)
Broad Bean (Witkiem)
Celeriac (Prinz)
Pea (Telephone)
Spring Onion (White Lisbon)
Carrot (Amsterdam Forcing)
Brussels (Seven Hills and Groninger)
Spinach (Matador)
Leek (Bandit and Pandora)
Parsley (Italian Giant)
French Bean (Canadian Wonder)
Wild Rocket
Pumpkin (Mars)
Carrot (Long Red Surrey)
Runner Bean (Desiree)
Butternut Squash (Waltham)
Sweetcorn (Kelvedon Glory)
Courgette (Albarellodi Sarzana)
Cucumber (Paris Pickling)
Chilli (Hungarian Hot Wax)
Sage
Coriander
Basil (Sweet Genovese)
Spring Onion (Ramrod)
American Land Cress
Dill
Rocket
Basil(Dark Opal)
Basil (Ararat Flamed)
Leek (Saint Victor)
Kale (Pentland Brig and Ascott Purple)
Red Veined Sorrel
Beetroot (Bulls Blood)
Red Stemmed Leaf Radish
Baby Leaf Lettuce (Romana Rossa)
BabyLeaf Lettuce (Red Cos)


I'm not sure I have enough...

On top of that I've order 4 bags of Rockdust to rejuvenate the soil.

Still no pictures
Went down at the weekend, chatted a lot, gave some Jerusalem Artichokes and Rhubarb to a neighbour, took some Jerusalem Artichokes home and put most of the remaining scaffolding boards in to mark out the beds/terracing (it being far too wet to do anything else). It was far too miserable to take any pictures, so I didn't but I did take my Dad to the new allotment to help identify some plants. Needless to say having seen the old allotment at its (almost) worse he was slightly more impressed. Between us (to be fair it was mainly Dad!) we identified lots of Rhubarb, strawberries, raspberries, some black/white/red currants, couple of apple trees, some herbs, and quite a few flowers.