DH does all the work in the allotment, but I like to play supervisor. I've persuaded him to concentrate on things that actually cost a bit more in the shops, rather than potatoes, carrots, parsnips, onions, though he does still grow some of them. He tells me leeks, courgettes and rhubarb are the easiest crops - we certainly get plenty of them! We save a fortune on the soft fruit, as we, and the AC and DGC, eat loads of it. We have strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries, redcurrants, blackcurrants, blackberries, blueberries, and something we've at last identified as jostaberries. Everything tastes so much better than shop bought, particularly tomatoes warm from the vine. The one thing he can't seem to grow is asparagus - has anyone any tips (no pun intended)?
MiniMoon, DS grew a Christmas tree from one of those packets of seeds you put in Christmas stockings. It moved from a pot to the garden and then to the bottom of the allotment, where it overshadows half the plot. We offered it to the village association for their Christmas tree last year, but it was too big!