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Discussion in 'Edible Gardening' started by Fat Controller, Jan 4, 2016.

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  1. Scrungee

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    Has it also got your tomatoes?
     
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    Yep, that's where it started :cry3:
     
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      Just outdoors, or also in your greenhouse?

      I've not had any blight alerts for ages, normally the only times I ever get them is every time I go away on hols for a few days and I'm unable to spray.
       
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      Not made it as far as the greenhouse :old:
       
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        These are my Maris Peer. About 2' high. Anyone got any idea when they'll be ready ?

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        Maris Peer are a second early so they should be ready now, except yours seem to be still growing strongly - I would expect them to start dying back when they are ready. When did you plant them?
         
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          Just a thought, it's now August and I wonder if it is still time to plant some tatties to be ready as new for Xmas?
          Not even sure if seed tubers are still available.
           
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            Our local nursery (Groves in Bridport) gets Charlotte seed spuds in now just for that purpose :)
             
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              Thanks Zigs, I will check with my local Nursery . . .
               
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                Hi @JWK ,

                I think they've been in around 2 - 3 months now. Probably around beginning/middle of May.

                We tried one lot but they didn't do owt so we had to start again .
                 
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                That's about the right length of time. Have a furtle first, a quick feel just under the surface, hopefully you'll find one or two of a reasonable size indicating there are more below.
                 
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                  Ahh I thought it was too late to start more off, brilliant, really enjoyed my spuds on the weekend. Any other variety that can be started or is it just charlotte?
                   
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                    Hi @"M" how are they looking now?
                     
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                      Thank you John, off to have a read :)
                       
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