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    Second early spuds flowering already?

    Hi all, I'm very confused, my second early spuds have only been in the ground for 7 weeks and they already have flowers on them
    I'm I right in thinking that they are a bit early to flower? I'm sure I remember reading that the spuds will be ready for harvest after flowering, but surely that isn't right as they still have another six weeks left?

    Any ideas?
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    Do not worry everybodys spuds are flowering early this year my main crops have been flowering for 2 weeks the only one's not flowering are the king edwards not to worry i think we can blame it on global warming....jacob
    What lies behind us,And what lies before us,Are tiny matters compared to what lies Within us ...
    Ralph Waide Emmerson

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      Second early spuds flowering already?

      Lucky you. The only thing in my garden covered in flowers is the Bloody Geranium. (That's it's name {geranium sanguinium), not my opinion......well.... )
      There's pleasure sure in being mad that only madmen know - Anon

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      • #4
        Thanks very much guys .
        Does that mean I'll be able to harvest them early or should I leave them for the full 13 weeks?
        Also, do I pick the flowers off?


        Many thanks again.

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