There appears to actually be none apart from a snapped bean pole. After the load of wind and the really heavy (including hailstones) rain we have had over the last days I’m quite surprised. However, with a mix of wet and sun, weeds were certainly present and it took me hours just to weed and hoe half the plot, following fully weeding just the week before.
I removed all the dead pea plants which has freed up some space. Just in time as Christmas seed potatoes arrived the other day and I am looking for space.
We wet and hot weather has given the swede plants a boost, they all look a lot better, along with the carrots that I transplanted the other week.
It really was just weeding, but we did come home with:
- cucumbers (14 of them! I really don’t know what to do with them all, I have pickled some from another week and so if they taste nice then that is what will happen with these)
- chard
- carrots (thinning)
- raspberries
- rhubarb
- beetroot
- courgettes
- french beans
- runner beans
The wind and rain has damaged the runner beans some what, the same thing happened last year as well.
Leeks and carrots 
Pot grown carrots in the foreground 
Winter cabbage – needs weeding 
Swede 
Parsnips