Here are the pics from the plot:
The long view:
Apricot foxgloves:
Strawberry bed:
Spuds:
Toms:
Cabbage patch:
Lupins, etc:
Quote: Ben @ June 12 2011, 6:35 PM BSTAre you a professional gardener, TopBanana?
Yes- have been since college. Superviser these days, to be exact. 
Quote: TopBanana @ June 12 2011, 6:38 PM BSTYes- have been since college. Superviser these days, to be exact.
Cool! Must beat working in an office.
Do you know many *sniggers* uphill gardeners?!
Quote: Nogget @ June 12 2011, 6:25 PM BSTSometimes you can have flowers in with your veg, it's called Companion Planting.
http://www.nvsuk.org.uk/growing_show_vegetables_1/companion_planting.php
Oooh, interesting!
Nice plants, Topbanana!
I think I have the same arch thingy as in the first pic, I have a rose and a big purple flower growing up it.
Quote: Ben @ June 12 2011, 6:40 PM BSTDo you know many *sniggers* uphill gardeners?!
They were a great band.
Quote: Ben @ June 12 2011, 6:40 PM BSTCool! Must beat working in an office.
Do you know many *sniggers* uphill gardeners?!
No, but I've got to grips with a few hoes in my time.
Damn, TB. You got your gardening going on! 
It's messy, I know. But, I like the mess.
I'm a lazy gardener at home and on the plot- I don't know how people can have gardens/plots with no weeds or mess. If I was retired I would, mind. At work it's different.....I'm PAID to be a tidy gardener!
Who do you garden for?
I work on an historic property for the National Trust. I work mainly in propagation.
Oooh, fancy!
Not really! It's just sowing and watering and taking cuttings! But at least I get to tell others what to do
Fun!
Does a rich lady own the house and encourage you to garden topless while she sips wine on the veranda?
Or have I been reading Jilly Cooper again...
Not quite, zooo...... 
When I was a gardener I never did any of the fun stuff. Just weeding, grass cutting and hedge-cutting. Now though I get to tend to my plants like Mr Miyagi.
Today's harvest:
