So, in a further effort to embed myself into the forum (or embarrass myself) I thought I would talk about gardening (I have had a nose through and it looks like I am not the only one, was particularly impressed with @Drifter 's garden!).
I have no idea what I am doing most of the time but I seem to have a few flowers growing π (I will take some photos as everything comes into bloom over the next month or so). But yeah my garden mostly revolves around Dahlia's / Iris / Roses (they were there when we moved in).
Another aspect of my gardening that I began towards the end of the lockdown, I was offered the opportunity to take on an allotment. I did so and it's been quite an experience so far (When I am next there I will take some photos and put them up alongside a before photo if I have one). This would be my first season where I have grown a substantial amount in that we got the allotment around March last year and we were in a hurry to get things in the ground (it was also incredibly overgrown by weed's which you will see from the neighbours plots when I put up a photo).
So my question to you lot is related to the allotment side of things, do you grow anything that's edible in your outdoor spaces and if so what?
To give you an idea of what I have growing on my allotment -
Potatos (lots of these)
Onions (lots of these as well)
Cannelini beans
Strawberries
Cauliflower
Artichoke
Tomatos
Swede
Magetout Peas
Asparagus (Only first year in the ground though)
Leeks
Pumpkins will be going in soon
At home I also have some lettuce, more strawberries (including pineberries and Bubbleberries), watermelon (not sure how these will go), a grapevine (still too young to get anything from) a couple of small apple trees (It looks like I will get my first apples this year), a plum tree, cherry tree, some Kale & Beetroot.