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Started by clackvalve, June 06, 2010, 22:42:23

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clackvalve

Hi,
   my 1st earlies went in on March 11th and i was wondering when i can start harvesting them as i am very keen to start munching them.
Some have flowered/are in flower.
do i need to leave them for another couple of weeks or longer than that.

cheers

clackvalve


kt.

Gently scrape away some soil from around the edge of a plant to feel and see the size of the spud.  If right, pull em up,  if you want them a bit bigger then just recover.
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clackvalve


Digindep

Mine were planted on the 16th....and with that frost a few weeks back ..I reckon they will be about 2wks late..even though the 12wks are now up...

Some are in flower, will still wait a wee bit longer....
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artichoke

I put my Charlottes in on 16th March, and firkled a bit yesterday with a trowel to find enough for a meal for 2 in seconds, and they were lovely. I'm going to dig some up properly tomorrow.

clackvalve

I think you are right digindep, the frost has set them back a wee bit so i will leave mine another week or so.thanks

ade

Kea

My swift lost all their foliage after being frosted and only starting to come back now. The later potatoes are further ahead :-\

manicscousers

just firkled enough for tonight's tea, sharpe's express, no flowers but hen's egg size spuds  :)

artichoke

Yes, dug them up, enough for 4.  :)

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