This is the fourth and final part in my series on the ABC of vegetables showing which varieties are best for both kitchen and exhibition.

If you want to have a go at some very early shows or even just to make your next door neighbour green with envy, it’s

This is the time of year when all the best laid out plans can sometimes go completely astray with no real indication either of what

The small onions for the under eight ounces class have now all been harvested and are currently sitting on fine saw dust in a wooden

Carrots – One job that I do at about this time of year is to check each individual carrot to make sure that there is

My potatoes look to be about the best that I have ever grown and far superior to last year when the growth was very inconsistent.

One vegetable that performed well for most growers last year was celery, the dismal damp, even wet Summer seemed to be to it’s liking and

Staging your produce at flower shows to be meticulously scrutinised by the judges is the only real way for any grower to know how good

The new wooden tomato box that I had constructed earlier on this year has worked a treat. However things went dramatically amiss from around early

One job however that has to be done now is the preparation work in readiness for sowing parsnips, which are always the first vegetable seed