SPUDS - dug 'em up!!

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  1. Jazmine

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    Mine haven't flowered at all but the leaves are turning yellow and starting to die back now so I guess I can have a dig and see what lies beneath.
     
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    Definately Jazmine, they won't grow much more now the leaves are yellowing, dig some up now. :thumb:
     
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    Planting at Easter ensures you are at a specific phase of the Moon - which may make a difference, but that is not something I know anything about.

    However, as Easter moves plus/minus a while month, I don't use that yardstick!
     
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    mine are just forming flower buds so digging time soon:)
     
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    Started eating my Maris Peer about a week ago that were planted the first week in March. One plant yielding enough for two meals for the three of us and enough left for a couple of my favourite sandwiches. Cold new potatoes with grated cheddar between a couple of slices of wholemeal bread and real butter! Yummy!
     
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