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PostPosted: Thu Jan 27, 2011 8:50 pm    Post subject: B&Q SPUDS Reply with quote
Ian,

Thanks for the reply, I was thinking working similar to your planting schedule using a raised bed with a cloche over to get the earlies possible spuds with the least work. I have not used raised beds before but I think they migh solve a lot of problems, what do you think of 12" high beds for spuds?

BTW - I didn't have any problem with the B&Q spuds, they were just not as tasty as the Mr. Middleton's IMHO.

Your modu-gro system looks interesting, hows that going?
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