Swede seem to be my bogie crop, either being devastated by flea beetle or finishing up as small wooden things.
Thankfully this year we have cracked it.
http://pigletsplots.blogspot.com/2007/10/bingo-decent-swede.html
Well done!!-suppliers please?
I haven`t had a decent swede since we moved from clay to light soil-"Marion" used to be my favourite but here it`s all neck.
I loveee mashed swede. I could eat a bowlfull by it's self :P
I have half a dozen like that and about twenty still getting there!
8)
I have some monster swedes, variety 'Best of all'
Looks great Dave , like Lauren I could eat them all day, mine went all woody last year so I didn't bother this year but back on the list for next year. ;D ;D ;D
We had/have a bumper crop this year too - for the first time grew Virtue - seeds from T&M
I've planted 'Best of All' too but mine are about the size of golfballs at the mo... very light soil though (Sandy soil on an ash heap so doesn't hold any moisture).
Well done Piglet, I hope mine turn out to be even half that size!
Hey! Well done but I still believe the only decent swede was the blonde girl from abba
LOL Inski,
It must be all the rain we had during the summer.
Does seem to be a good year for swedes, mine a massive too - i grew Best of all.
I cracked it last year by starting them off in cells, seems to make a big difference. Until them that just seemed to get eaten, and eaten by flea beetles - then the survivours never came to much as they'd been held back for ages fighting off the flea beetles.
I love them roasted :P
Make you right Inski. :P :-* :-* :-* ;D ;D ;D
Wonderful display ~ but in our 'ouse, thats a turnip ::)
What a strange world we live in when a turnip is a swede so that means in your land a swede is a ?????? :-\ Turnip? :-\