The national vegetable of England is the garden pea.
England has not officially designated a national vegetable. However, the garden pea is widely considered to be the national vegetable due to its long history and prevalence in the country's cuisine. Peas have been grown in Britain for centuries, dating back to Chaucer's time when they were known as "pease." They are easily cultivated throughout the country and have formed the basis of traditional dishes like pease porridge. The pea's historical significance and enduring popularity make it a strong contender for the unofficial title of national vegetable.
