suprising spuds.

[brownfingers]

When my onions had finished in one of my raised beds, I planted out some of my outdoor toms which were just in pots at the side of the gh. Today, I took the last few green toms off them to ripen inside, and removed the old tommy plants. Between where 2 of the toms were there was a small tayty plant with the foliage down. Hardly anything left actually. I had a rumage and got enough spuds to do a decent fry ofchips tommorow. They must have been volunteers from last years spuds which were in that bed. Nicer looking spuds than this years crop tbh.

[bearded bloke]

GYO, you gotta lurve it

[Bigmallly]

When my Apache finished this year, I made a Sq ft bed..............yep, you've guessed it, I have tatties coming up in the bladdy squares.

[VolesAteMyPeas]

My best spuds this year came from a volunteer growing in with my turnips! No idea where it came from as I hadn't grown spuds for two years. I think the voles did it! I will never know for sure.
My best tomatoes also came from a plant that appeared from nowhere in my leek bed rather late on in the season. I didn't plant any. I'm trying to overwinter it from cutting now. No idea of the variety mind you.

[Bren In Pots]

Found a Courgette plant growing in my bean row so moved it into a crate and it produced more than my other plants put together
I can only think that the seed had come out of the compost bin.

[Rocketron]

Don't you think all these stories are telling us something ?