[davetoddy]

As the title suggests , my new potatoes will be 10 weeks old on June the 20th. So what does everyone follow the new potatoes with from July to frost and beyond

[Beetroot Queen]

Leeks and ermmm. I dont know

[snow white]

my chickens!  I rotate crops and chickens.  And chickens follow potatoes.

[davetoddy]

I like that snow white

[Baldy]

Traditionally I've done leeks but this year I'm going to throw some Oca in as well.

Pip pip,
Balders

[Sparkyrog]

Turnips work too.

[mumofstig]

Plant leeks or winter cabbage, if you have already raised some in modules, or sow Spring cabbage direct.

You can also sow carrots, beetroot or dwarf French beans.....

[LotuSeed]

I'll be putting in black turtle beans. Yum

[Hampshire Hog]

Normally leeks but this year I'm thinking of fennel in one bed.

Cheers HH

[Ivor Backache]

As the title suggests , my new potatoes will be 10 weeks old on June the 20th.

I am now eating new potatoes which were planted on the 16th. Feb...13 weeks ago. They are in pots so the follow on crop will always be carrots.
My early potatoes in the ground are way behind, and planted at the same time as yours, and you are more north than me.  You may want to make the 20th June a more flexible date.
I would have expected Nature to catch up in May, but I don't think it has.

[mjg000]

I've got mine at 12 weeks on 15 June but I don't feel we are likely to reach that target! plenty of green growth but no sign of flowering yet. I was planning on putting in some sweetcorn in that bed but I think it will need to go in somewhere else before that.  With all my leeks coming on it will probably end up being the left over leeks - what's new?

[davetoddy]

i have leeks so I think leeks win

[Mr Dog]

In the past I've planted cabbages, kale, leeks, beans, beetroot, 'salads', carrots, turnips, swedes, celery, tomatoes, onions...in fact almost anything depending on what I was short of elsewhere or had seed for.

[Elm street]

It will be leeks for me as well 

[upthetump]

I'll be putting in black turtle beans. Yum

do you get Black Turtles from black turtle beans?