I recently read an article about allotments and found two interesting statements. ' On allotments there are no mistakes-just experiences that you probably would not want to repeat'. and 'some varieties are described as interesting but unlikely to be repeated'. Have you experimented and tried something new such as kohl rabi or artichokes ?  Incidentally freshly picked mangetout (eat all)  peas are delicious.
We are now in the middle of summer and plants (and weeds) are growing fast. If you have not already done so, it is still possible to sow tender vegetable seeds including tomatoes, beans, courgettes, marrows and sweet corn as well as the regulars of salad crops, spinach, peas, beans , kale and broccoli. In the flower garden dahlia  tubers can be safely planted out and many seeds sown such as cosmos, foxgloves, sweet william, poppy, viola, dianthus. These may need watering when freshly planted: try to get water to the roots and not on the stem or leaves (where it can cause scorch damage).
There are the usual tasks, cutting the lawn, dead heading flowers that have gone over, weeding and watering etc
Let us hope that you need to apply suncream before going out to enjoy the garden
Robert 'Greenfingers' Walker.