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Hi all, I will be ordering my first earlies tonight. The company won't send them until the 3rd week of January, But I said I will order them now so the variety I want won't get sold out. I was also thinking of ordering my main crop potatoes too. I know the main crop can't be planted until around...

Hi there and thank you for your welcome. I have 1 row of potatoes dug up and the other row is still there. It is an outdoor bed that I forgot to mention in the first post. I will get 6 drills about 8 foot into the raised bed. I will do 3 rows of first earlies in March and then plant 3 rows of A...

Hi there and thank you for your welcome. diditS thank you for your help. Tomorrow I will try post some pictures. I also have another question. I planted some potatoes last April. I'm not sure of variety but the raised outdoor bed they were in got Overrun with grass so i let them to their own...

Hi ninnymary/ Mary. Thank you for your welcome. Today I pulled weeds and prepared 3 raised beds in the polytunnel. Tomorrow I should get the last 5 done. I will post pictures when I get them done. On my iPad I can't post pictures so I will try on the computer. Or can I not post pictures here...

Don't look at me,I didn't dig up your carrots!

Hi Steve, I will do a searching. I did the size and temperature conversions because, I know in America you use Fahrenheit. Goodluck, Fionn.

Hi there. Thank you all for your warm welcomes. At the moment I am cleaning out the polytunnel for a new growing season. With the pollytunnel I can usually grow stuff most of the year. But I can't grow realy exotic things during winter like tomatoes and peppers. I will try upload some pictures...

Hi all. I am a new member living here in Ireland. I have a 20 foot long and 15 foot wide polytunnel. I grow everything in here because it's much easier to grow, Stuff in there and I can grow stuff in there that I can't grow outside. This year I will be growing Cabbage, lettuce, cauliflower...

This year I am planting Cabbage (red and normal) , parsnips, carrots, swede, corn, spinach, beetroot, French beans, broad beans, melon, peppers, peas, tomatoes, cauliflower, strawberries and lettuce. This year I am hoping the carrots and parsnips, Grow straight and not fork like the always do :D