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Hi just wondering wheres the best place to buy seed spuds is there much differance in quaility or is it just price? and how good are the supermarket leftovers. who uses what and why thanks
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I'd rather regret the things i've done than regret not doing them at all. -
Have been adviced not to use supermarket ones due to risk of disease etc. I,ve ordered mine this year from T&M, ordered a job lot with my Dad and Grandad. However did see plenty of choice at the Garden centre today and they seemed quite reasonably priced.Imagination is everything, it is a preview of what is to become. -
i bought t&m £3.65 for 20 then went into wilkinson last week and there was 40 for £3 of the same varity i have bought them as well i have kept them seperate so will see growth and taste but just thought i'd see what you guys do.I'd rather regret the things i've done than regret not doing them at all.Comment
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You'll have to let us know whether ther is any difference in the end product!Imagination is everything, it is a preview of what is to become.Comment
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I got my seeds spuds from Alan Romans because I can't find it else where, they are Highland Burgandy Red and Salad blue (each cost 3 pounds per 10 tubers).
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Would be interested to hear of your comparisons between the two differently sourced seed potatoes. Some of us are risking growing the supermarket ones but only in pots and no doubt we'll publicize our reports on the performance and quality
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Last edited by veg4681; 22-01-2008, 02:11 PM.Food for Free
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