A little tester for you.....

[dexterdoglancashire]

I'm impressed. I have obviously not wasted my vast knowledge on you all

Muckdiva is spot on. It is indeed a Maris Peer tatty (in all senses of the word) . Just goes to show you how nice they are when you get up close to them though.

For info it's about 4x full size on the picture

Thanks Nick! You've just ID'd some of my tatties on my plot! (lost the labels under the soil!!) Ta chuck! Bernie

[HeyWayne]

Wow! I'll have a look at mine tonight. I was pre-occupied with pulling the plant out last night to get to the spuds.

Well I never! They are quite purdy ent they? I ventured down to the plot last night after work to get some more spuds for dinner (which were very nice by the way), had a little shufty at the flowers and was quite amazed at how nice they were.

Cheers nick, I'd have completely missed that otherwise!

[nick the grief]

Another little tester for you .....



See how you get on withthis one........

[Hazel at the Hill]

I think it is a berry of some sort - rasp, probably.

[Flummery]

Bramble? Nah, too obvious!

[Earthbabe]

Tree fruit of some sort - although it seems late for that sort of blossom. Can't quite make out the leaves behind the blossom so I suppose that would give it away which isn't the name of the game is it NTG.

Flum's blackberry seems a good and probably very educated (she is MOM after all) guess.

[nick the grief]

Ahhh, your getting good at this aren't you.

Well done Flumm, Blackberry it is. 10 extra points if you can name the variety

I'll post another one tonight and try and make it harder,

[Flummery]

The only one I can think of from the top of me head is Himalayan giant. Once I post this half a dozen others will come to me!

[nick the grief]

Nope, closer to home than that

[shirlthegirl43]

Ordinary wild hedgerow type?

[nick the grief]

Nope ...... good this game isn't it

[Flummery]

Closer to your home? Is there a Warwickshire Wonder (yourself excepted, of course!)

[nick the grief]

No just me but there is one called Bedford Giant which is closer than the himalaya's.