This year we decided to do things a bit differently and used bark chips rather than flags to make paths to get around our growing area.
We also put a raised bed in the corner.
Here is a picture of the growing area shortly after the first few seeds were planted:

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We used bark rather than flags for the paths this time and have added a raised bed.
This is the growing area a few weeks later:

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This picture, taken early in July, shows several different crops we have grown including turnips, rhubarb, peas, pumpkins, broad beans, potatoes, beetroot and more..
Here are a few more photos showing some of the crops we have grown:

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some cabbages

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some beetroot

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Here is a sample of the actual beetroot roots from the above row of plants.

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pea pods

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This is our first crop of peas.

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These potato plants were grown from compost in containers.

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These are the potatoes harvested from the above plants.

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some rhubarb

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Our blackcurrant bush has already produced a few blackcurrants.

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The two plants on the left are strawberry plants we planted last year which have started producing strawberries again.

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Here are some strawberries that we collected from the strawberry plants a few weeks later.

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These gooseberry plants we planted last year have started to produce fruit again.

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The raspberry buch we planted last year is now yielding fruit again.

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These gooseberries, blackcurrants and raspberries we collected were used to make a very small amount of jam.

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These are broadbean plants.

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Here are some broadbeans we collected from the above plants.

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some onions

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This is a turnip.

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These are the first few turnips we harvested.

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The second crop of turnips was approximately 7kg. Many of these were grown from seeds produced by turnip plants last year.

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Hopefully, these turnip seeds we harvested will produce a bunch more turnips next year.

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Here is some parsley we planted in a chimney pot.

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Here are a couple of mini cucumbers we picked from a plant we grew on the patio.

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This is one of our spinach plants.