Sack of potatoes.
By David
19 May, 2010
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Our" First Earlies", variety "Pixie", are now growing well.
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Great harvest there.
19 May, 2010
growing them in sacks? great idea...I've grown plants in soil filled black plastic (garbage) bags... works a treat!
19 May, 2010
Hope so, 6d!
The seeds potatoes were planted first in compost bags turned inside out, Lori, inside the potato sacks, which keep them warm and disguise the black plastic. :-))
19 May, 2010
: O )
19 May, 2010
they are looking good as well .. I love new potatoes straight from the garden , a few mint leaves in the pan for flavour , dripping with butter ,yummy !
19 May, 2010
Thank Goodness you can't hear my tummy, Amy!! :-))
20 May, 2010
A lovely idea!
31 May, 2010
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Hunter Seed Potato (Second Earlies)
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wonderful David
19 May, 2010