A couple of weeks ago, we had our annual spud harvest.
It was a "boys only" job
The varieties planted were Nicola, Desiree and Charlotte.
Peter was a little disappointed, he expected many more
from one whole bed dedicated to spuds.
The big goal was to find the oddest shapes.
It's been a long wait for the boys,
Jacqueline :)
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W-O-W!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of potatoes. Nice work boys!
Mr. 3 has grown so much! He looks very please with his 'c' shape spud :) xox
ReplyDeleteI love that they were celebrating the odd ones. I just got given a book called the potato people by Pamela Allen have you seen it?
ReplyDeleteGreat job! We harvested our first potatoes just yesterday...roasted them with fresh garlic on the BBQ!
ReplyDeleteI love how kids enjoy all the weird and wacky shapes that potatoes can be! Kim
Lovely! I'm worried I haven't seen many flowers on our plants this year...
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