I always think I've planted enough onions and garlic, rund out, and end up buying 'em. We use them in practically everything - salads, stir fries, curries, quiches, soups, casseroles, you name it, we chuck in an onion and some garlic. So this autumn I have planted so much of both that our house will be an entirely vampire free zone next year.
Also wonderful Black Kale or Cavolo Nero which we use almost as much of. Oh yes and my world would not be complete without loads of carrots, but sadly can only grow em in a soil filled bath so am limited by the size of the bath!!! And large yields of strawberries and raspberries are always welcome, so I try to have as many of them as I can.
What I would like to have large yields of is beans....any kind, any variety. This year I planted loads AND DID NOT GET A SINGLE ONE!! The Cornish rains in July and August saw to that, helped by the usual army of slugs and snails which accompany the monsoons.
Not a luxury item in sight, always said I was low maintenance!!!!
Regrds Caro