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THE TATTIES THREAD 2018

Discussion in 'Edible Gardening' started by ARMANDII, Jan 1, 2018.

  1. Phil A

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    You could have been down here, got Sarpos, got lashed up and been on your way back by now :doh:
     
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    • Freddy

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      JBA prices seem quite reasonable, any experience with them @Scrungee ?
       
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        No, but @Steve R does
         
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          Sounds like my type of day out ! :snorky:
           
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          • Phil A

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            Just tipped my bucket o spuds out :)

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            Not a huge yield but a few meals there :)
             
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              • Phil A

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                Not entering it as it looks like there might've been more than one variety in there.

                Either that or one grew from seed and i've just given meself solanine poisoning :doh:
                 
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                  Indeed I have, I drive up to their farm every year and buy direct for our whole allotment site. It's huge and always a lorry leaving and one arriving.

                  Never had a problem with their seed.

                  Steve...:)
                   
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                    Following their mistakes in post #32, that garden centre has introduced another webpage error.

                    See if you can spot what's missing. Seed potatoes 2018
                     
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                      Apart from grammar (poor), there doesn’t appear to actually be any buying options?
                       
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                        Yes, after previously saying their seed potatoes would be available in December 2018, they've now forgotten to put any seed potatoes on their seed potatoes webpage :wallbanging:
                         
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                        • Phil A

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                          Dug some pink fir apples for lunch, didn't get around to earthling these up so lost most of them to frost and greening :doh:

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                            I am growing some potatoes in containers this year. Can someone please confirm these chitting start dates.
                            First early Annan pilot - These need to be planted late March . So I start chitting by the middle of Feb ?
                            Maincrop Sarpo Mira - These need to be planted Mid April . So I start chitting by the middle of March ?
                            TIA
                             
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                              I'd chit them both from mid feb Harold, planting out will be more to do with when your last frost is rather than when they say to plant out :)
                               
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                                Seed spuds I've bought too early for immediate chitting are stored in my frost free shed in Poundland potato onion bags.
                                 
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