Whent into Wilkos today and they have some seed potatoes and onion sets in,onion sets are £1-50p per 500g bag didn't look at the seed tatties
I went to B&Q today they also have seed potatoes in 2kg bags for £4 buy 2 for £6.
onion sets in our wilcos are £2 sturon sets and yellow moon shallots @£2also
I ordered some seed potatoes a few weeks back. The delivery date stated early to mid-February. They arrived two days go. It might be a struggle to keep them in good condition for planting out in March. Any tips? I don't have a green house, garage or a cold frame. I do have a couple of north facing window ledges in spare rooms where I can turn the heating off. Will they be ok there?
Juat realised I've bought mine about a month earlier than usual, but hoping it just means they willhave sturdier shoots by the time i plant out. I usually put them in egg boxes to chit in an unused and unheated bedroom.
today was our potato day i got nadine ,charlotte ,rocket daisy and pent.jav. will put some charlotte in bags in the greenhouse next week for some early crops :sunny: :sunny: :sunny: :sunny: :sunny: :sunny:let the season begin
I always buy my seed potatoes as soon as possible, if you look under edible plants you will see what most of us do.
Quote from: Stork on January 20, 2017, 21:20:49
I ordered some seed potatoes a few weeks back. The delivery date stated early to mid-February. They arrived two days go. It might be a struggle to keep them in good condition for planting out in March. Any tips? I don't have a green house, garage or a cold frame. I do have a couple of north facing window ledges in spare rooms where I can turn the heating off. Will they be ok there?
Yes, they'll be fine on the window ledge, but - if it's still really frosty where you are, move them away from the glass at night. It's what I'm doing with my Pentland Javelin