well imagine my surprise

[debster]

there i was in the garden thinking the frost had killed my potatoes :'( so i dug the plants up thinking i can use the room for something else when i found these
of course it now means i will have to buy my potatoes for christmas dinner but has made my day ;D

[debster]

[saddad]

A result!...
;D

[Lauren S]

They are looking very healthy. What variety are they Debs?

[debster]

one was carlingford think the other was charlotte

[Biscombe]

Awwww! that's brill!!

[cornykev]

I've dug up the last of my PFA's at the weekend, funny looking buggers.  :o    ;D ;D ;D

[Uncle Joshua]

They look great, well done.

[flowerofshona2007]

Yayyyyyyyyyyyyy !!!
I found some on the new lottie and they where yummy  ;D

[Sarah_O]

I was digging up m main crop and noticed quite alot have started to sprout and grow already!!! What should I do? I take it I can't eat those ones? They are Arran Victory. :-[

[star]

If it was me I would dig them up and dry them off. Then chit next year for planting out. But I am only guessing.....I'd like to see if I'm right or not :-\   

[saddad]

Knock the shoots off and eat reasonably quickly... within the month.
:-\

[JimmyJames]

Im glad Im not the only person to have taken a photo of a pile of spuds!

My friend was looking at the pictures on my phone the other day and was most amused to come across a snap of a carrier bag with muddy spuds in it!  Im sure he thinks im odd.

I inherited a few plants with the plot.  I banked the soil up around the plants, but they soon died and I guessed they wouldnt provide much.  Like you I was quite surprised when I turned the area over and found masses of spuds!  No clue what vareity they are,  but Im sure they will taste good :D