[Silkworm]

Hi All, Trying Desiree and PFA this year due to poll, although tried to grow King Edwards last year
very small spuds but no damage.

Silky  

[Jamie Butterworth]

I think ive theres something wrong with me , i went down and bought 10 more king edward spuds, god knows where im going to put them

[TheSpartacat]

I think ive theres something wrong with me , i went down and bought 10 more king edward spuds, god knows where im going to put them

So, DD converted 4 people into trying Ambo... no pressure then LOL

[DD.]

So it seems.

Come harvest time, I'm going into hiding.

[bazial]

5 now I fetched 20 Ambo today and I don't live far away so watch out in September DD
   Barry

[JayG]

I can see DD being on the Ambo nectar come the autumn! 

[DD.]

I'm packing my bags already.

[mumofstig]

for a lighthouse in an unknown location?   

[DD.]

Too obvious!

[iggyboy60]

Maris Piper for me! As my nearest and dearest says,why fix something that aint broke. MP has always been a good harvester for us,I know there are many others out there,but I would hate to be let down by trying something new. Guess I'm set in my ways and besides,I'd hate my missus to say 'told you so' if it all went horribly wrong

[operabunny]

After a sortie to Dundry Nurseries I came back with Mozart, Cecile and Ratte in addition to some good old King Eds as my maincrop spuds.

[danandgeorgie]

Being new to all this I went with my garden centre's recommendation of Isle of Jura.  Be interested in views from others.

Dan

[toxorebel]

I went with what was left in the allotment shop on Sunday when I went in - Valour and Stemster.  Both new for me but after the slug damage I suffered on last year's Maris Piper's I'm happy to give them a go!

[tontom]

desiree for me everytime, reliable , good cropper, very versatile spud 

[mashbintater]

Been offered Kerr's Pink by a fellow allotmenteer,  they're highly blight resistant so allotment-friendly. Never heard of them until now, so going to give them a whirl  .