GROWBAGS

HI CAN ANYBODY TELL ME IF I SHOULD DIG THE OLD GROWBAGS INTO THE GROUND OR PUT THEM IN THE COMPOST PIN
                 THATS JJ

they have been growing tomatoes I wouldn't put them where Potatoes are likely to be grown in the next couple of years.

Other than that on the compost heap, or as organic matter in the beds, or mix with liberal amounts of sharp sand and use to grow carrots in containers - the old grow bag cut in half and stood on its end will do - depending on what holes may have been cut in its bottom first time around.

Turn the caps lock off please!

I would not advise the re-using of growbags for intensively cropped plants.  Compost only has enough nutrients for 6 weeks on average and thus will have no nutrients the following year.

It's fine to add to the soil as organic matter but not advised for re-use without significant additions of a multi-purpose fertiliser.