Definitely spud, you'll probably get some tomatoes as well, we all fuss over our little plants, then see them popping up all over the garden, heap up some soil around it as it grows, you will have a dinners worth, and no doubt you will love the flowers?????
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Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor.
Do you put potato peelings in your bin, that's all you need for a plant, you saw that big bowlful I dug up from the compost in the greenhouse last year, had enough for nearly a week.
Not bad for never planting a seed potato.
Gardening on the wild, windy west side of Dartmoor.
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Foxglove maybe
spud
In the sticks near Peterborough
agree with nut, did you use home made compost? This could be where it came from.
Yep, potato. Squirrels pinch mine when I dig them up and leave to dry in the sun and often bury them in pots around the garden!
Really?? Yes I used homemade compost. Shall I leave it and we can make some chips?
Many thanks folks.
Definitely spud, you'll probably get some tomatoes as well, we all fuss over our little plants, then see them popping up all over the garden, heap up some soil around it as it grows, you will have a dinners worth, and no doubt you will love the flowers?????
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There's three altogether Lyn, three dinners!!
How they got there I'll never know 
Do you put potato peelings in your bin, that's all you need for a plant, you saw that big bowlful I dug up from the compost in the greenhouse last year, had enough for nearly a week.
Not bad for never planting a seed potato.
I do put potato peelings in the compost bins. The circle of life