Not really expecting a huge potato crop; due to rain annihilation. But there are a few flowering plants and also a handful of volunteer plants from last years potatoes. Still waiting on a few lady Balfour, king Edwards and Maris pipers that have survived.
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I’ve got potatoes growing in one of my compost heaps. No flowers whatsoever but the spuds look great!
Some plants have flowers but not many
oh right – that’s interesting.