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Hello all, can anyone recommend a nice variety of Salad potatoe
cheers
cheers
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Pink Fir Apple or one of it's hybrid off springs,I shall be mostly growing(sounds like the fast show,really miss that program)Anya,Harlequin,Moulin Rouge and PFA -
I love "Nicola" really waxy and a yellowish colour.
Much better than any Jersey.
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Pink Fir Apple,Charlotte,Nicola,Wilja there are lots to choose. You won't be able to grow Anya as they are only English grade seed and can not be grown in Scotland.Comment
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Pink Fir or Ratte ar lovelyComment
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That s great thanks all for the infoComment
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im going to try international kidney this yrmy plot march 2013http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvzqRS0_hbQ
hindsight is a wonderful thing but foresight is a whole lot betterComment
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nicola is a nice salad spud.Dont worry about tomorrow, live for today
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That's confusing as they were first "developed "just down the road from me near Dundee in 1995,what's the reason?Originally posted by tattieman View PostComment
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How far north can we grow Anya? Here in North Wales it gets pretty cold and damp. I was thinking of trying them this season.I you'st to have a handle on the world .. but it BROKE!!Comment
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There is no Scottish grown Anya seed this year and it is against the law for anyone to plant them in Scotland as they do not have the correct european passport to come into this country. I am not joking about the passportOriginally posted by burnie View Post
A certain supermarket has control of the variety and controls who grows them.Comment
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passport for spuds? did mine need one to enter here? lol seriously how ridiculous is this world coming too?Originally posted by tattieman View PostThere is no Scottish grown Anya seed this year and it is against the law for anyone to plant them in Scotland as they do not have the correct european passport to come into this country. I am not joking about the passport
A certain supermarket has control of the variety and controls who grows them.Dont worry about tomorrow, live for todayComment
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Looks like I'll be getting them from you next year,sorry ordered from T&M some time ago,surely they must know the score?Originally posted by tattieman View PostThere is no Scottish grown Anya seed this year and it is against the law for anyone to plant them in Scotland as they do not have the correct european passport to come into this country. I am not joking about the passport
A certain supermarket has control of the variety and controls who grows them.Comment
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No I am totally serious about the passports. It costs us thousands of pounds every year to print them onto labels for people to ignore and throw awayOriginally posted by allotmentlady View Post
Yes there is always next year.Originally posted by burnie View Post
As for knowing the score I had better just say NO comment
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My tatties arrived and the Anya have those "sparkly" bits,so either they are Scottish or some one at T&M is dusting 'emOriginally posted by tattieman View Post
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