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It's been a great year for stone fruit crops, apparently, with commercial cherry growers reporting bumper harvests. We have a couple of cherry trees here, but I've yet to taste a ripe fruit from them – the birds always get there first. I know we

these are cropping), tomatoes (especially the cherry types which are pop-in-the mouth fodder and perfect for picnics and lunch boxes). The result? They ate even more of their favourite fruits and vegetables.If your children aren't keen to eat fruit and veg, start

visiting people loaded with large punnets of the things. All the varieties I've grown this year have performed extremely well; even the beefsteaks, which often produce just a few fruits, all inclined to split. The numerous cherry varieties are positively