SPUDS!

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  1. Vince

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    Errrmmmm, think I may have ordered too many?

    "In a very quiet voice"

    Cara
    Golden Wonder
    British Queen
    Maris Piper
    International Kidney

    and the freebie "Dunluce" !!!

    Interesting times ahead?
     
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    Vince you never have too many put some of your earlies in tubs or compost bags and hey presto!!!!! early spuds.

    This year I have ordered a whole new lot of spuds I never grew before. Pink fir apple, Vivaldi, and Duke of York. Guy on the allotment harvested Duke of York spuds last month and they were beauties. Not one was eaten buy the grubs and they were huge. 5, 25kilo bags he took home.:)
     
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    Try telling my other half I haven't ordered too many!

    She's gonna do her nut when she sees my seed order this year but she eats the veg I grow too? :)
     
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    Vince, how many of each have you ordered?:cool:
     
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    Thankfully only 20 tubers of each David!
     
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    Just tell the wife your only growing them for her. Because she deserves the best.:thumb::D
     
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    You smooth talker you :D
     
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    I can`t help it Freddy, it just comes natural.:lollol::lollol::thumb:
     
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