Growing Potatoes from Start to Finish - In a UK Allotment

[@whitevoodooman7276]

Big spud fan

[@jojox5136]

Great video! Precise and informative thank you

[@ianmangham4570]

Awesome 😊 Jacket Spuds 😊

[@ThatBritishHomestead]

fantastic and a lovely purple flower on the potatoes they are so cheery!

[@tareqjpour9373]

If you want farms in this field, I am ready😊

[@fragrancedeparadiso443]

Very encouraging. Thanks!

[@ianmangham4570]

Earlies and mains 😮 second Earlies 😮 ,I never knew

[@anthonyparkinson1056]

Great harvest you got there mine didn’t do so well this year 😢

[@MotosAllotmentGarden]

Some good tips, Thanks for sharing, Subbed

[@TheGreyGardener1990]

Glad you enjoyed it 🙂

[@helopi8]

Great video very helpful

[@porteuni]

Great mate ! Will start this year Maris piper

[@TheGreyGardener1990]

Good luck 👍

[@RetroCrisis]

Thank you!

[@AliSaleh-mz9bv]

I don’t get what you mean by harvesting your earlys and second earlys do I leave the smaller potatoes in the soil?

[@TheGreyGardener1990]

Potatoes can be categorised into earlies, second earlies and main crop. Basically depending on what you plant, determines the length of time they take to grow. Earlies can be planted first and are ready first etc.

[@AliSaleh-mz9bv]

@@TheGreyGardener1990 thanks a lot!

[@lew381]

Nice!. Have you ever started main crop in march? I was thinking of doing this. I prefer thd larger spuds for chipping and baked potato. Was thinking they might be ready earlier

[@TheGreyGardener1990]

I probably have done yeah but couldn't tell you the results. Don't think it would make too much difference really?

[@lew381]

@@TheGreyGardener1990 yeh i guess with the weather already heated up and ready the spuds start off the block better. I grew tomatoes earlier last year Nd started in june for the rest and they outgrew the earlier ones

[@TheGreyGardener1990]

Just have to be careful with late frosts with the leaves

[@MICHAEL-wg2lh]

👌

[@tareqjpour9373]

If you want farms in this field, I am ready

[@jpaton4258]

Too late for me to start this year? Need to be resilient these coming years

[@TheGreyGardener1990]

Get them in mate I'm sure you'll end up with something. I put a few more in only 2 weeks ago

[@TheGreyGardener1990]

People tend to say no later than July. That way you extend the growing season into November when it's wetter, creating potential issues with blight etc,

[@jpaton4258]

@@TheGreyGardener1990thanks for the reply, im going to give it a shot , thanks

[@TheGreyGardener1990]

@@jpaton4258 good luck 👍

[@philipfoxe3500]

Whose idea to have a dog barking! Forget it