The 'Rogue' potatoes I found growing in the veg plot and I replanted them in the polytunnel if you remember?
Their foliage was turning yellow and starting to die back. So myself and number one son decided to dig them up today on Friday the 13th of May and find the buried hidden treasure. There wasn't a lot but still.
I see The Libertines are touring this Summer. Wish they where touring Hibernia. Killarney or Cork or even West Cork.
If Pete Doherty had an allotment he would probably change his lyrics to my blog title hey?
Those rogues look tasty.
ReplyDeleteYep. Grown in the Rebel county!
ReplyDeleteYou call em rogues, we call em volunteers. Either way they are a bonus. Yours look good. We've never thought of transplanting them before.
ReplyDeleteVolunteers is a good word to describe them Tigger. I was putting plastic sheeting down to make yet another plant nursery sit and rather than cover them I decided to transplant them and replant them in the polytunnel. Not a big crop but enough for a meal for us all st least.
ReplyDeletePlant nursery site not sit!
ReplyDeleteHang about, I heard there was a potato famine on over there! What's going on?
ReplyDeleteThere's a potato blight warning here for next week YP.
ReplyDeleteIs that where the word "blighter" comes from? Britain is also sometimes known as "Blighty".
DeleteGood point YP. Although Scotland is pretty blight free. My 'rogue' potatoes are Orla which originate from Scotland and are pretty blight resistant.
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