[shaun]

amazing what a nearly a 2 months can do

this was the 6th may


and this was today, at least the rain is doing some good

[richyrich7]

Growing well Shaun, what variety's are they ?

[shaun]

there potatoes mate  

theres desiree in the middle king edward to the left with half a row of rooster ,on the right is winston and red duke and on the far right is the last of the ulster cheiftain going a tadge yellow

[richyrich7]

there potatoes mate  

Not mini pumpkins then ?  

Plenty to keep you going, how long do you reckon they will last you ?

[WG.]

which are the ones with the fruit above ground?

[frazzy]

2 weeks thats scary .they look great you only planted a few then Shaun

[DD.]

2 weeks thats scary .they look great you only planted a few then Shaun

Would be scary IF it was 2 weeks. It's 2 months, Frazzy!!!

[shaun]

how long do you reckon they will last you ?

hope to get to next spring but my local butcher likes em aswell  

which are the ones with the fruit above ground?

there the desiree
remember that scorzona stuff david when would you crop that stuff ?

[frazzy]

oops its the wine or my glasses  .  i did wonder what Shaun was putting in his soil  :oops:

[shaun]

oops its the wine or my glasses

might be both frazzy with a bit of manure

[frazzy]

   

[Little Miss Muffet]

:? as you know we were late putting ares in but my potatoes look like the first pic.

yours look fab though.you have anough there to feed a army

[WG.]

remember that scorzona stuff david when would you crop that stuff ?

First year growing scorzonera for me.  My understanding is that you can lift in winter after frosts, or even treat as a biennial lifting larger roots next year.