After spuds...

[piskieinboots]

...what are you planning on planting in your spud area?

[T.Austin]

Probably Brassicas.

[piskieinboots]

yer, I have them in already - anything else?

[Two_Sheds]

I have just 6 squash in my (rapidly clearing) spud patch. It's not strictly part of my crop rotation, but more a case of needs-must.

[tootles]

Loads of luverly leeks.....

[tootles]

Although I quite fancy this;
http://www.growfruitandveg.co.uk/gra...tml#post240373
on my maincrop bed??.....

[SarzWix]

I've got leeks waiting to go in somewhere, also PSB, cabbages, beetroot, brussels & swedes in modules, then there'll be over-wintering onions, shallots & garlic to go somewhere. I'm sure some of them will end up in the vacated potato bed

Oh, and as you're in the South, you could grow over-wintering broad beans under a cloche?

[Demeter]

Brassicas, and (come autumn) broad beans.
(Anyone know when autumn-sown broadies need to be sown? Better to sow in situ or in modules?)

[sewer rat]

Leeks , Leeks and more bloody leeks !!!!!

[lesley12]

Just bought some seeds this aft - leeks, Cauliflower and cabbage.

Had my first lot of tatties yesterday, they were yummy.

[Newbie]

Leeks, PSB & WSB - only place they can go as beds are full at the mo!

[zazen999]

Leeks, swedes and any spares that I haven't got round to planting out - which I have plenty of brassicas sitting waiting for space.

[Nicos]

...what are you planning on planting in your spud area?

Leeks or weeds...can't quite decide

[piskieinboots]

hum, tough call Nicos