Charlotte salad potato

Started by Rosyred, May 17, 2006, 21:50:15

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Rosyred

planted mid April - when would they be ready to lift?

Rosyred


Merry Tiller

Roughly 13 weeks after planting

dingerbell

I left my Charlottes in the ground for much longer (just forgot to harvest) and they grew into superb specimens. They are a wonderfully tasy waxy potato and actually improve with flavour after keeping for a while. :P

Curryandchips

Yes, a superb potato, but I didn't consider them to be waxy at all, mine tended to collapse very readily when boiled ...
The impossible is just a journey away ...

Merry Tiller

Just shows what a difference growing conditions can make

Wicker

Charlotte are one of my all time favourites, Rosy, and you may find this British Potato Council site of interest.
http://www.britishpotatoes.co.uk/variety-charlotte.asp
Equality isn't everyone being the same, equality is recognising that being different is normal.

Rosyred

Thanks everyone. Wicker what a good site to help choose next years potatoes as i've gone for all around no 3

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