My Spuds Dug this Morn

Started by GRACELAND, July 12, 2011, 17:25:10

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GRACELAND

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My Spuds Dug this Morn

i don't belive death is the end

GRACELAND

i don't belive death is the end

saddad


GRACELAND

Thank you i thought as we have no Water on site only rain water this was not a bad crop about 5 plants here  :)
i don't belive death is the end

chriscross1966

If that's a normal 35 litre builders bucket you've got soem real monsters there by the looks of things... WEll done!

cambourne7


pumkinlover

Quote from: GRACELAND on July 12, 2011, 17:53:46
Thank you i thought as we have no Water on site only rain water this was not a bad crop about 5 plants here  :)

Nice crop- but do people actually water spuds? Even in years of low rainfall no-one does on our site-much to the committee's relief it is just something no-one has ever done. :-\

Flighty

Chriscross that's one heck of a big builder's bucket as a normal sized one holds around 3 gallons or just over 13.5 litres!
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GRACELAND

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I don,t know what you call um garden trugg yep there big  


Ok sat bucket on bathroom scales its just under 30 kgs !!
i don't belive death is the end

bikegirllisa


PurpleHeather

Well done to you all

I have bags full of the things and only half dug up

Hopefully they will keep over winter.

Are we going into a a thousand and one ways to cook a pud yet?

Digeroo

I think that the warm weather in Aoril really got the potatoes going.  With the dry weather I thought that there would not be many about to buy so planted extra but I now have loads. 

Tesco are selling spuds at between 40p and £2 a kilo, so for 35kg say about £20 worth of spuds. 

Now who says that allotments etc are not good value. 

brown thumb

my salad potatoes is turned in giant bakers and i was looking foreward to little melt in the mouth fuls

RenishawPhil

Quote from: pumpkinlover on July 13, 2011, 13:24:22
Quote from: GRACELAND on July 12, 2011, 17:53:46
Thank you i thought as we have no Water on site only rain water this was not a bad crop about 5 plants here  :)

Nice crop- but do people actually water spuds? Even in years of low rainfall no-one does on our site-much to the committee's relief it is just something no-one has ever done. :-\


Yep certainly do water them!. Don't think they would grow that well.if I didn't

brown thumb

mine never got watered only what the heavens gave them and i think they did very good as i wasnt  expecting much of a crop

willsy

The Irish growers on our plot never water their spuds and always have brilliant crops.

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