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Yes. yes. Call me a chatterbox.  **Still** no sign of the spuds, Smudgley?  Must say forgetfulness is a blessing when it comes to that sort of thing. We get enough rain here so I don't have to worry about watering and suddenly it's months later and I can have new potatoes with my tea. |
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No potatoes yet  Having now read DM's very helpful piece I think I didn't put enough potatoes in my huge tubs  perhaps I can sneak more in there  My tubs are big (kind of half a barrell size & I put 3 spuds in each one (did 4 tubs) we don't do things by halves in this house |
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You get bigger spuds if they have room to stretch out and smaller if they are cramped. I'm sure you can sneak a few more in, if you feel there is room. |
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I personally would go for crowded & smaller: large potatoes from the market are OK eating-wise (is there such a word?), but nothing can compare to the taste of little ones dug fresh from the earth, washed, cooked & dripping with butter... |
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