[Tom Hill]

I have been digging my new potatoes, variety Swift, since the 15th of May.
Reasonable yield, very clean, taste good when steamed or steamed & fried. A bit bland if you go over with the cooking time.
Winston is my next early to dig.
What results in other places & other varieties ?

[mumofstig]

Still too early for most of us 
Even the ones started early in pots in the greenhouse are still too tiny 

[Trillium]

My plants are only a few inches tall.

[Auntiemogs]

Still too early for most of us 
Even the ones started early in pots in the greenhouse are still too tiny 

Don't weigh much then Mum? 

[pdblake]

Well, according to my calculations, my charlottes have been in 13 weeks next weekend. There's an awful lot of foliage. I might have a furtle this week to see if they'll be worth turning out,or if they'll need leaving for another few weeks.

They've certainly had plenty of water this week.

[mumofstig]

Still too early for most of us 
Even the ones started early in pots in the greenhouse are still too tiny 

Don't weigh much then Mum? 

Indeed!    
290g is not enough to make them worthwhile is it? wouldn't even pay for the compost in the pot 

Hope they'll be better if I leave them for longer  :blink:

[shokkyy]

Mine are looking pretty disappointing at the moment too. I did Arran Pilot this year, planted on 24th Feb in my tunnel, and they're still tiny at 14 weeks. Last year I was eating them at the beginning of May. Glad I put them in polypots on top of the beds this time, because they're going to have to come out now so I can plant up the beds with the tender stuff.

[m1ckz]

i did dig up a root,,but nothing on it yet,,pent jav,,so wait wait wait

[solway cropper]

I've had a couple of meals from the greenhouse ones but yields are well down so I'll just leave them for a few weeks longer. I'd say I'm 3-4 weeks behind normal years, possibly more. The only problem we might have is that many plants will be nowhere near ready to harvest before the dreaded blight rears its head.