Planting Following potato Harvest

crop rotation:- 1st year roots(potato,carrot,parsnip etc) 2nd year peas, beans, lettuce, tomato etc.
3rd year brassicas.

my book dosent say any thing about straight after lifting spuds. Although lettuce is quick growing for a few salads. There is probbably loads you can grow now the spuds have gone.
Hopefully someone will have some better info for you.

Hi David
Floow it by planting Spring Cabbage but time for a quick crop of Lettuce or Radish

Don't see any reason why not. Plant something that will like the situation and the temps you get in fall. Spinach, lettuce, swiss chard.

You can plant almost anything you like after potatoes - just make sure it will be ready before the end of the season - good luck Ken

Many thanx for all your replies. I was thinking that, for produce this year, I might be limited to salad leaves, seed of which i have plenty. Will be out there tomorrow doing something. Might experiment a bit, and see what happens. Am thinking of what could be ready b4 the end of the season, Ken, so need something ready to harvest in c.12 - 15 weeks. What about baby carrots, or other "baby" root crops?

i think the soil maybe too rich for root crops, go with the salad leaves and how about some winter veg?you could buy young plants and grow them on, savoy cabbage, brussel sprouts etc whatever your favourite is, and they will all be finished by next spring when you can prep the bed for brassicas , i know you would be growing two brassica crops in one year but as long as you manure a little it should be ok.

Many Thanx, Steve. The richness of the soil was what worried me. Okay, will go for salad stuff meantime, and source some winter veggies. We sowed some mizuna, mustard and radishes in that bed today. Problem solved, thank you, everyone.