Just harvested my first crop

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  1. VEG.

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    Just harvested my first crops grown in the greenhouse this year, loads of raddishes. They tasted fantastic, cant wait for the rest of the plants to grow now.:gnthb:
     
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    Nothing beats growing and eating your own veg, it's so much better than the shop bought stuff. Well done :gnthb:
     
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    Well done veg. Its a wonderful feeling when it all comes together.
     
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    Great innit? Well done! :thumb:

    I also have eaten baby leaf lettuce and coriander (grown in my greenhouse) in a salad today
     
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    Yummy, fresh veggies!

    Well done.
     
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    ive just harvested salad leaves,and:yho:everything else is now growing due to warm weather
     
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    I cant believe what a difference this warm weather has made to all my plants
     
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    Yes! and lots of watering as well!

    117 F today in the greenhouse and with the door and all fan lights open!

    :gnthb:
     
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    I have just picked and eaten my first cherry tomato of the year!! Yum! :)
     
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    It`s all coming along nicely.:yho::yho::old:
     
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