Good luck with the one-two-free potatoes Ivan! I'm with you completely, the freedom of growth in pots allows us to think about growing spuds 3 or even 4 times in the year (with suitable shelter for bad weather). Your round cukes will soon be exploding in size, my little plant suddenly doubled in size and is in fruiting overdrive. Love the look of your celery. 😎
I don’t think you can beat Jack’s Magic. Last year our garden centre didn’t have any and my harvest was not as good as previous years. This year they had it - so fingers crossed if the weather picks up (too much rain and cold winds here in NW Lancashire) harvests will be good 😊
My sweet peas are growing so quickly just lately! I’ve only just now learned that you can’t eat the pods though so, thanks for saving me the hospital trip 😅
Your garden looks amazing. Those peas look so good. I will plant mine in Sept. It's so interesting to see how plants grow in different places on earth. When I plant peas in spring they burn up before producing.
I'll be interested to see how your newly planted potatoes grow. I've often thought about doing the same but because I'm quite new to growing vegetables, I've never dared try it. Think I will now. Your tutorials are always full of useful information so thank you Ivan.
Just done same cant wait for november time plenty of tatties here in scotland . Replanted 3 of each of mine and sown some pink fir apple potatoes for xmas
Enjoying these videos Ivan. Am a new gardener so learning loads! I have a bag full of 1st early seed potatoes that I didn't manage to sew. Are you saying I could still do them now? X
thanks ivan exsactly what I wanted to know. The ones I harvested don't really have much visible chits/eye on them, like yours. Should I chit them on a windows sil for a bit before I put them in??
Thanks Ivan, it's all looking good there, it'll be interesting to see how the spuds go on. Have a great week. Take care and all the best. Stevie
Thank you Stevie
Good luck with the one-two-free potatoes Ivan! I'm with you completely, the freedom of growth in pots allows us to think about growing spuds 3 or even 4 times in the year (with suitable shelter for bad weather). Your round cukes will soon be exploding in size, my little plant suddenly doubled in size and is in fruiting overdrive. Love the look of your celery. 😎
Brill Thank you
Oh I didn’t know that you could do that with the tatties that you’ve grown yourself Im definitely going to have a go thanks Ivan
Great stuff Thank you Fiona
Thanks Ivan, great idea will be growing along with you. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you too Sheila
Lovely video as always Ivan.👍🌱
Thank you Jen
I might give the new potato re-planting a try with you Ivan. I'll dig some up tomorrow...
Great stuff Thank you Bob
Thanks for sharing the information.
Thank you Richard
I don’t think you can beat Jack’s Magic. Last year our garden centre didn’t have any and my harvest was not as good as previous years. This year they had it - so fingers crossed if the weather picks up (too much rain and cold winds here in NW Lancashire) harvests will be good 😊
Thank you best of luck
Great Stuff Ivan...
Thank you
My sweet peas are growing so quickly just lately! I’ve only just now learned that you can’t eat the pods though so, thanks for saving me the hospital trip 😅
Thank you Kirsty
Muy buen video
Thank you
Your garden looks amazing. Those peas look so good. I will plant mine in Sept. It's so interesting to see how plants grow in different places on earth. When I plant peas in spring they burn up before producing.
Thank you Connie
I'll be interested to see how your newly planted potatoes grow. I've often thought about doing the same but because I'm quite new to growing vegetables, I've never dared try it. Think I will now. Your tutorials are always full of useful information so thank you Ivan.
Thank you Linda much appreciated
spuds in the fridge ? oh my lord , i,m an alien !!! i,ve never heard of such madness 🤣
Hi Paul we are in a caravan which gets very warm and the potatoes will spoil quicker if not put in the fridge Thank you
Just done same cant wait for november time plenty of tatties here in scotland .
Replanted 3 of each of mine and sown some pink fir apple potatoes for xmas
Sounds good Thank you
My crystal lemon cucumber plants going crazy…I’ve had 3 off it so far, they’re very spikey, but firm and tasty.
Great stuff Thank you Gav
Thank you for the potato demonstration. I think I may have ago and frowning some 🤗
Great stuff Thank you
I didn’t know I could grow potatoes from what I’ve just dug up, thanks Ivan.
Thank you too Anne
Looks great Ivan good luck with the weather coming up
Thank you Tom
Such an amazing cucumber 🥒 plant 🪴
Thank you
Looking really good Iven well done 👏. All the best Tim 👍
Thank you Tim
You only ate 2 peas what happened to the other ones!! and did you see the strawberry at the side of the pea plant!! Cheers Ivan.
I ate them first
Yes spotted it after Thank you Robert
😂 I knew you couldn't resist 😂
Haha true Thank you Debbie
Enjoying these videos Ivan. Am a new gardener so learning loads! I have a bag full of 1st early seed potatoes that I didn't manage to sew. Are you saying I could still do them now? X
Yes as long as there are 14 weeks until your first frost you can just keep planting
Thank you Dottie
thanks ivan exsactly what I wanted to know. The ones I harvested don't really have much visible chits/eye on them, like yours. Should I chit them on a windows sil for a bit before I put them in??
You can chit them first to get them started
@@ivans-gardening-allotment-uk cheers as always ivan!
Why do you put your potatoes in the fridge
So they store longer The Caravan gets too warm