Picture posting is enabled for all :)
The first search I did was for Belle de Fontenay which is wrongly listed in the database as a first early whereas it is, in fact, an early maincrop, which only develops its delicious flavour if grown as a maincrop. So first impressions were not good!
Ummm... doesn't work using Firefox (or Konqueror) and Okular running on Mandriva Linux 2010.... is it Mozilla compliant or knocked up on some M$ app?
I like the way there's photos, so one can see what the potato will actually (or should!) look like, rather than just a description, including some with photos of the flowers
QuoteI like the way there's photos, so one can see what the potato will actually (or should!) look like, rather than just a description, including some with photos of the flowers That's all we need Potato porn as well,.... ;D
The particular variety you mention Can be classed as a First or Second Early variety, as it is a salad potato, harvesting with the maincrops (autumn) would completly miss the season it was intended for - ie the salad season (summer).
That's all we need Potato porn as well,.... ;D
Quote from: supplies for smallholders on January 12, 2010, 10:04:28 The particular variety you mention Can be classed as a First or Second Early variety, as it is a salad potato, harvesting with the maincrops (autumn) would completly miss the season it was intended for - ie the salad season (summer).Oh really?http://www.alanromans.com/p-1675-belle-de-fontenay.aspx
Oh,By the way - my seed potatoes are Considerably cheaper than in the link you posted above and come with a Certified Scottish Seed Tag. :PThanksGarethwww.suppliesforsmallholders.co.uk