[spitfire]

Mixed results with us- new polytunnel so still experimenting but just ripped out the last of the toms- rotted away losing most of the tiny green tomatoes- managed to get one batch of green tomato chutney- will tell you in 3/12 if its worked or not.... potatoes seem to be fine- small amount with blight but otherwise nice eating- carrots- well out of the 100 seeds planted- we'll be lucky to harvest 7.
hey ho- global warming at its best- maybe we should be planting rice for next year?!!
Lynne

[sabrina]

Any red ones we have had I have kept and made a sauce to store in jars. The green ones were made into chutney and I still have a few smaller ones turning red. My butternut squash has improved and just maybe we might get a few. I thought of trying winter cabbage in the pollytunnel  as I doubt with our weather they would come to anything outside. My biggest failure has been my leaks, after reading more about them I have already started sorting out a bed for next Spring with rotted horse manure as it says leaks are a very greedy plant. anyway its been a fun experience and I am looking forward to next year already.

[Snoopy]

The only thing we had success with here in Ireland this year was
Salad Leaves, Herbs, Apples and potatoes
everything else was very poor compared to previous years