Tomatoes, is where it all started, 58 years ago, a very early memory of my Auntie Ivy who lived just round the corner, used to grow tomatoes in here green house, she save the little under developed ones for me. Never forgot that flavour . . . could not stand modern supermarket red balls of tasteless mush. Three years ago, listening to Bob Flowerdue, enthusing about the flavour of the yellow cherry tomato 'Sun Gold'. It hit a nerve, found some plants, in a tiny local nursery by chance, a couple of grow bags on the flower planters . . .
The next year, I turned another flower planter into growing a few lettice
And last year the side boarder was put over to beans and more salad, very shaded, bit concerned, but as you can see, this is this years crop coming on well.
A 10x20 foot green house is a wast as a glorified shed . . .
So set to cleared it early this year. My early posts show it bear, and the vine with a short back and sides. The ring growing seems to be working, Aubergines, Sweet Peppers, Courgettes and a Mellon are doing OK as far as I can tell, nothing has died so far 
The Vine, despite my cutting attack is romping away, the fruits are bigger at this stage than the ripe grapes in the previous years of neglect.
The plumb tree, still neglected is full of fruit, a cooking plumb, goes well with blackberries in a 'Blackberry and Plumb Crumble'
I know we are into veg., here, but I make one concession to a few cottage style flowers in one corner, to give a little colour.
Thats it so far, you help and encouragement has paid off up untill now, I am loving my garden, next job to dig some of the lawn. Finding that a bit of a mental barrier, majour comitment at such an early stage I feel???
Thank you once again for you help, I hope you enjoy the pictures.
CJS
However, I do dig a trench line it with 3 or 4 layers of newspaper, then put in a few inches off the top of compost heap no.1; semi rotted kitchen wast, lawn mowing's and this year a couple of fork fulls of manure. Compost heap no.2 is all the new wast. 
