[starry]

I have come to the same conclusion, they not only take up room, I can never seem to store them very well they are fairly cheap to buy and they take quite a lot of effort to dig up but I am going to plant some first earlies this year and some seconds have ordered three varieties 1 first early and 2 second one being Maris peer luv um xx   

[upert]

i'm planting more maincrop this year.

[DD.]

Well, that's two of us!

[mumofstig]

well you have a lot of space to fill up, don't you 

[DD.]

Spuds and peas this year, nowt else!

[New shoot]

Don't believe you DD

What about the onions you sowed Boxing Day and the caulies you were doing mid Jan    Oh and the 4 Shirley tomatoes for the Tomato Experiment.

[plum crumble]

  gotcha!

[AlaninCarlisle]

I'm not bothering with main-crop spuds either. Being in the ground so long means that they end up riddled by keel slugs

[goose]

how long do ambo store for? thanks.

[DD.]

As far as I can remember, they were OK the following March/April. I also grow Sarpo Mira, which are not only blight resistant, but very slow to chit, so I tend to leave them last and use the others up first.