Too late for spuds?

evening all bob flemming here,I'm unfortunatly on the last few plants of my potatoe crop so my garden is looking a bit sp****.

Does anyone know if i can plant any more spud crops in the same ground for another flourishing later in the summer,and if so what would you recommend?

Thank you Bob.:thumb:

 

I've just planted some i got from sutton seeds second crop ones that will give u new potatoes for xmas

 

Bless you little miss road rage(great name).:thumb:

 

Hi Bob. To be on the safe side, I wouldn't use the same ground. The conventional wisdom is to rotate your crops, pests/nutrients etc. Cheers...freddy.

 

I think if the first crop grew without any sign of disease, there won't be any problem growing a second crop in the same ground in the same year.

 

Sorry, but I'm with freddy...definitely not in the same piece of ground.:thumb:

 

It says that u can plant the ones I've got in the same place but I'm no expert

 

Put some inside a greenhouse or sunny room in a large pot.

Or start in buckets outside and bring in when the temperature drops.

Spuds will grow!

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