[Durham-Lad]

Hi all, Ive successfully grown some spuds and am picking them now, seems Im using more than I thought so I was wondering if I could plant some more for later in the year..

If I can, can anyone recommend a fast maturing general purpose spud?

Thanks for taking a look..

[lincspoacher]

Good question, i was going to ask similar


are THESE any good?

[lincspoacher]

Repeat post

the server hung, im having extreme trouble posting. Browsing is ok but trying to edit or post is suffering very large latency.

[DD.]

I don't know if they are any good as I've not grown them myself, (there has been a recent thread on these).

Other members have reported variable results & my comment was, after adding P & P at £3.95, that no way would I pay nearly 13 quid for 2 kg of seed spuds! :shock:

[lincspoacher]

hmm so whats the best plan for something to plant now? Almost every website you go to is out of stock apart from Suttons

[DD.]

Get your winter caulis & spring cabbage sown for planting out later.

You could pop in a few peas, (I just have), but these are prone to mildew at this time of year.

[lincspoacher]

What potatoes can we put in , and where from ?

[DD.]

You won't get any seed spuds other than the type you've pointed out.

This is not the 'natural' time of year to be planting spuds. These have been specially treated.