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Home Grown Potatoes ???
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Hi,
Have a look here:http://www.hdra.org.uk/organicgardening/nd_spuds.htm
Think you might be a bit late for spuds, they need to be 'chitted' first, which means laying them on a tray or something in the dark until they have grown 'sprouts' about 1/3" long, then you stick them in the ground.
I used to grow them a few years ago, but the ground here is clay and very heavy so they didn't do so well, even though they had loads of well-rotted horse manure, so I buy them by the sackfull from a local farmshop as we get through so many!
Hope this helps,coffeebean0 -
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You should be ok if you want to put a main crop in now. They don't need chitting.
I have put Desiree in . If you go to your local garden centre you will be able to see which varieties are available.0
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