hi is it too late to plant a late crop of potatoes i just found a load all chited and ready to go but will they crop or am i too late ????any help please

I¬m not totally sure,but you have nothing to lose mate,i would go for it!

Not too sure, i put mine out 14th may and was told it was a bit late

yeah i had some in since april but thought i may get a late crop not sure just a spare bit of ground now and not sure what i can start off now veg wise any suggestions welcome

You aint got nothing to lose (if the weather turns shit later on in the year you will probably have problems but if you are lucky with the weather you should get some of them)

no probs mate you can plant them right up Aug and get spuds from Oct to Xmas .. just make sure you get a good late one nothing nicer than pulling spuds for Xmas day ....

or at any time really .... you cant beat a good spud dug fresh and steamed in there skins ... butter and salt and maybe a scallion or two ...............

e2a if your area is mild enough that is ..................

Peas,french beans,carrots, i`ve just done another set of each,plenty of time for those.

thanks rip looks like ill have all the veg sorted for xmass dinner then might go get myself a turkey then i`m proper sorted

nice one ratdog gonna go now and get some peas in cos there just ready now and sweet as didnt know i could still do more
loads of carrots in already think i may need to trade some for some horse shit later on
edit to add whats latest you can plant peas ?? just so i know

for a good turkey get a Norfolk bronze or black and feed it well .............. nice real bird ......

a lavender ... smallish bird but full of the good tastes ....

or try one of the rarer types ..easy to look after if you have the space let her run wild if you can



now your sorted ..............

end of the month is about it fella

Don't waste them mate,

How many have you "found" if it's not many you might be better off putting them into big tubs, deeper the better, even thick bin bags, I would think they would come on quicker than in the ground, plant them half way down so you can earth them up as they grow.

Good luck

JOM