[Paul Plots]

Yeah your right there, knowing my luck everyon'll get a bumper harvest this year

Stick some spuds in Jamie even if it's only a short row - worth trying. 

[Mash Mad]

Ive ordered my seed spuds this year from JBA seed potatoes... heard/read really good reviews about them,

I ordered.... kestral, Bluebell and Winston, which Im having a go at growing for the show

Heres a link to there site http://www.jbaseedpotatoes.co.uk/

[DD.]

I think you'll find that we're quite familair with JBA.

Have a look at this profile:

http://chat.allotment-garden.org/index.php?action=profile;u=5860

[peapod]

Iain sent me some Golden Wonder to try last year as my usual supplier ran out.

Brilliant service from him.

[WeedfreeWill]

I will be growing spuds for the first time this year too. I know I need to buy seed potatoes to start, but as for next year could I not use some of that crop, or will I need to buy seed potaotes again?

[DD.]

If you want to run the risk of passing disease on, by all means use your own.

Seed spuds don't cost the earth and are certified disease free.

[Aunt Sally]

Dave means buy fresh seed potatoes each year.   

[DD.]

I do?

I mean, I do.

[billathome65]

I'm going to play it safe and plant Maris Piper an all round potato I believe? 

I didn't know B&Q where selling them will have to call in Friday Saturday.

[Jamie Butterworth]

Yeah your right there, knowing my luck everyon'll get a bumper harvest this year

Stick some spuds in Jamie even if it's only a short row - worth trying. 

Ill probably end up doing a row   But the trouble was this year there folige got that big it coverd up most of my carrots which meant i had a poor crop from them aswell

[Dirt Diver]

Wow 

Many thanks for all your comments and help.  I'm off to try and buy mine loose .