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  • #16
    OMG!!!!
    Just been 'given ' 2 baby hedgehogs to bring on.
    They were wandering about in 30C and no sign of their mom
    They look to be about 4 weeks old so need some bringing on.
    One looks very dehydrated
    We brought 2on successfully a few years ago so fingers crossed these will survive!

    They could be descendants of the female we released .
    Wow!
    Sooo sweet!

    Yeh...and fleas are pinging off them everywhere

    *scrat scrat (French for itch itch)
    Will keep you updated!
    Hope to get a piccie tomorrow (hopefully not upside down)
    "Nicos, Queen of Gooooogle" and... GYO's own Miss Marple

    Location....Normandy France

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    • #17
      Got about 20 Charlottes so far from my fumbling.

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      • #18
        My potatoes are tiny on top, and I don't think my first earlies are anywhere near ready based on how tiny they are on top.
        I might have a furtle tomorrow, but would you generally say that if they are no more than 15 cm tall on top, they're unlikely to be ready for digging up?
        https://nodigadventures.blogspot.com/

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        • #19
          I have a short row of Red Duke of York, not grown them before, but might try lifting a plant to see what we have later in the week once the last shop bought ones are finished.

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          • #20
            We harvested some Charlottes this weekend.
            My diary tells me that they've been in 14 weeks.

            They are just about perfect in every way.

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            • #21
              Mine have been in the ground for 15 weeks. But they're tiny above ground! Hmm... definitely going to have to have a furtle when I go up there next
              https://nodigadventures.blogspot.com/

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              • #22
                All our spuds have really healthy tops.
                Compared to last year where they were pityful.

                Probably the difference in the weather.

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