Growing your own veg

Yes, we've always grown from seeds. And they've always been outside (they would end up tipped out if they were indoors I'm sure!), dh made a polytunnel-type thing by folding a sheet of plastic over and tying it into a tunnel shape to keep the cold off a bit.

They probably took a bit longer to germinate outside, but grew fine in the end.

you can grow in pots. we grew potatoes leaks butternut squish and spinach last year ina vegetable patch. Fruit we grow loganberries, strawberries and raspberries. This year we aregoing to grow beans potatoes, courgettes and butternut squash.

This year we're growing tomatoes, courgettes, butternut squash, rhubarb, plums, cherries, more tomatoes, baby sweetcorn, herbs, lettuce and more tomatoes. We aren't bothering with potatoes after having 2 years of rubbish crops and Andy has decided that he wants to grow blueberries and raspberries instead.
Jane

raspberries are easy to grow and we had loads last year and hopefully we will have a good crop again this year. Can't wait i love raspberries and now i have given our apricot tree a good prune hopefully we will have some more apricots this year.

raspberries are easy to grow and we had loads last year and hopefully we will have a good crop again this year. Can't wait i love raspberries and now i have given our apricot tree a good prune hopefully we will have some more apricots this year.

There are lots of rasberries growing on hedges around the fields near us, so we just go for a little walk and collect a bag full every few days

Our veg is let to sprout outside (in the old cow shed, as it is sheltered), and when they have sprouted, they get put in the ground - no tunnel or greenhouse, so we can't grow tomatoes or anything that needs the warmth, but we can still grow a lot.